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A Facade (2020)
Loïc chats with Max his lover, through interposed screens. Loïc has just applauded the nursing staff at 8 p.m. Max comes home from work. A distance is created between the two men.
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Loïc chats with Max his lover, through interposed screens. Loïc has just applauded the nursing staff at 8 p.m. Max comes home from work. A distance is created between the two men.
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