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A club in Paris. Driving techno beats sweep everyone away. People dance, consume and talk. Félicie meets Saïd and takes him to her place for an afterparty. On the cusp between night and day, different lives and views collide.
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A club in Paris. Driving techno beats sweep everyone away. People dance, consume and talk. Félicie meets Saïd and takes him to her place for an afterparty. On the cusp between night and day, different lives and views collide.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anthony Lapia
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Société Acéphale, Salt for Sugar Films, Les Films de l'autre Cougar, Les productions du Mont-Pelat
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