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A French Anglais Birthday
Set in a futuristic Ontario, where French speakers have banned English, a spy befriends a French Canadian General and attempts to infiltrate a birthday party.
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Set in a futuristic Ontario, where French speakers have banned English, a spy befriends a French Canadian General and attempts to infiltrate a birthday party.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Conrad Osei-Bonsu, Joel Edmiston, Ben Stager
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Runtime:11 minutes
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