Sixty-nine (2024)
69 artists from all walks of life take to the stage to perform a 69-second creation on the themes of love and sexuality.
Top billed cast
Kyan KhojandiSelf - Host
TahneeSelf - Comedian
Christine BerrouSelf - Comedian
Jérôme NielSelf - Comedian
Jérémy NadeauSelf - Comedian
Clément ViktorovitchSelf - Comedian
Roman DoduikSelf - Comedian
Frédérique BelSelf - Actor
Mehdi BousaidanSelf - Comedian
Noémie de LattreSelf - Actor
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