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47 Pouces 

One night, Zélie, a 7-year-old little girl, sees her young aunt Clara arriving at the family home. Clara is sad, does not leave the room and wears bandages on her wrists. Faced with the mystery of this closed door, Zélie understands that to bring her aunt out of her melancholy, she just needs to help her dissipate the clouds in her head...
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One night, Zélie, a 7-year-old little girl, sees her young aunt Clara arriving at the family home. Clara is sad, does not leave the room and wears bandages on her wrists. Faced with the mystery of this closed door, Zélie understands that to bring her aunt out of her melancholy, she just needs to help her dissipate the clouds in her head...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Pascale Mompez
Written By:Pascale Mompez
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Runtime:22 minutes
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