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A Cry in the Night
A lonely night watchman, whose quiet routine revolves around stargazing, faces emotional upheaval when his girlfriend reveals she's pregnant and leaves him, while a troubled young man records a farewell video to his ex.
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A lonely night watchman, whose quiet routine revolves around stargazing, faces emotional upheaval when his girlfriend reveals she's pregnant and leaves him, while a troubled young man records a farewell video to his ex.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jean Beaudry
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Les Productions du lundi matin
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