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Karine and Jimmy are a close-knit couple, still deeply in love after twenty years together and two children. She works in a factory; he is a truck driver striving to grow his small business. When the Yellow Vests movement emerges, Karine is swept up by the power of the collective, the anger, and the hope for change. But as her commitment intensifies, the couple’s balance begins to falter.
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Karine and Jimmy are a close-knit couple, still deeply in love after twenty years together and two children. She works in a factory; he is a truck driver striving to grow his small business. When the Yellow Vests movement emerges, Karine is swept up by the power of the collective, the anger, and the hope for change. But as her commitment intensifies, the couple’s balance begins to falter.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Thomas Kruithof
Written By:Thomas Kruithof, Jean-Baptiste Delafon
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:24 25 Films, Wild Bunch, France 3 Cinéma, Atelier de Production, Kallouche Cinéma, Les Films Velvet, Srab Films, Panache Productions, La Compagnie Cinématographique, Proximus, BeTV, Orange

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