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the title of the new Dardenne brothers†movie, Lâ€Enfant,. Lâ€Enfant: Drama. Starring Jeremie Renier and Deborah FranĂois. Directed by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne. (In French
with English subtitles. R. 100 minutes.. The Dardennes 