

To One's Liking
L'Amuse-Gueule
Synopsis
One day, a man films himself killing his dog with his bare hands and posts the video on the Internet. One night, Ethan watches the video and sets out to find the man and the behind-the-scenes story behind the dog video.
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Jury ESRA Côte-d'Azur 2024
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Flavio Mignone
- Screenplay & Story
- Flavio Mignone
- Original Score
- Louis Garavelli
- Original Title
- L'Amuse-Gueule
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- Unknown
- Production Studios
- ESRA Côte d'Azur
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Flavio Mignone
Flavio Mignone
Louis Garavelli
Flavio Mignone, Sergey Cooper
Department Leadership Roster
Flavio Mignone
Director
Flavio Mignone
Writer
Flavio Mignone
Editor
Sergey Cooper
Editor
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About To One's Liking
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is To One's Liking about?
One day, a man films himself killing his dog with his bare hands and posts the video on the Internet. One night, Ethan watches the video and sets out to find the man and the behind-the-scenes story behind the dog video.
Who directed To One's Liking?
To One's Liking was directed by Flavio Mignone.
Who stars in To One's Liking?
The principal cast of To One's Liking includes Anthony Ursin, Kamila Sarah Renak, Thimothée Leconte, Hélène Leconte, Vladimír Seman.
When was To One's Liking released and how long is it?
To One's Liking was released in 2024 with a total runtime of Unknown.
Who composed the musical score for To One's Liking?
The original motion picture soundtrack for To One's Liking was composed by Louis Garavelli.




















