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All Boys Like That
A teenager gets together with his girlfriend for the weekend. They decide to make love, whilst their parents are out of sight and nothing should stand in the way of their first time. Or that's the way teenage movies should go.
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A teenager gets together with his girlfriend for the weekend. They decide to make love, whilst their parents are out of sight and nothing should stand in the way of their first time. Or that's the way teenage movies should go.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Philippe Deschamps, Martin Drouot
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Mezzanine Films, Haïku Films
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