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Animal Heart
Suddenly he thinks her alone, his wife. This person whom he doesn't know how to love and who is now falling prey to a gnawing disease. This woman whom he knows so little about and whom he would like to be with him. Right now, Just like before.
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Suddenly he thinks her alone, his wife. This person whom he doesn't know how to love and who is now falling prey to a gnawing disease. This woman whom he knows so little about and whom he would like to be with him. Right now, Just like before.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcel Beaulieu, Séverine Cornamusaz, Florence Grivel
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:P.S. Productions, ADR Productions, TSR
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