Good Job (2021)
Overview
With her deadline fast approaching, Mimi the cat panics across the vast halls of a tech company on a mission to gain approval from her uncaring superiors.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.425 |
Directed By
Chen Te-Chin
Eric Bradford
Virág Negyedy
Alejandro Segura
Crew
Moïra Marguin
Eric Bradford
Chen Te-Chin
Clément Naline
Virág Negyedy
Eric Bradford
Cécile Blondel
Alejandro Segura
Nadège Feyrit
Laurent Chassaigne
Alejandro Segura
Nadège Feyrit
Cédric Denooz
Eric Bradford
Chen Te-Chin
Virág Negyedy
Virág Negyedy
Youngsun Lee-Tual
Angel Kasyc
Chen Te-Chin
Alejandro Segura
Vincent Mauduit
Antoine Jové
Eric Bradford
Cécile Blondel
Luce Grosjean
Gadou Naudin
TOP CAST
Mollie Keane
Mimi (voice)
Rémi Gutton
Coco (voice)
Ken Foster
Mr. Luigi (voice)
Jennifer Belobi
Pipi (voice)
Lisa Ray-Jacobs
Bianca (voice)
Sam Horowitz
Bobo (voice)
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