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All That Remains
Pierrot is turning seven years old today and lost his first tooth. He celebrates his birthday with his brother, sister and father. Only his mom is missing, bedridden upstairs.
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Pierrot is turning seven years old today and lost his first tooth. He celebrates his birthday with his brother, sister and father. Only his mom is missing, bedridden upstairs.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anne-Lise Morin
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:Ultime Razzia Productions, Hélicotronc
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