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All That Divides Us
A middle-class house in the middle of nowhere. A council estate in Sète. A mother and daughter. Two childhood friends. A vanishing. Blackmail. A clash between two worlds.
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A middle-class house in the middle of nowhere. A council estate in Sète. A mother and daughter. Two childhood friends. A vanishing. Blackmail. A clash between two worlds.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Thierry Klifa, Cédric Anger
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:uMedia, Les Films du Kiosque, Nolita, TF1 Droits Audiovisuels, My Family, NJJ Entertainment, Les Productions Jouror, CN7 Productions, Sagax Entertainement, Blue Parrot Productions
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