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Au flan pour Puy Chany poster

Au flan pour Puy Chany 

Five friends forming a theater troupe met at Maxime's house in Puy Chany for rehearsals of their latest play. While Luisa, Adrien and Sasha tease each other and talk back to each other in the car, in the house, Maxime and Raphaëlle are experiencing the last moments of their romantic relationship.
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Five friends forming a theater troupe met at Maxime's house in Puy Chany for rehearsals of their latest play. While Luisa, Adrien and Sasha tease each other and talk back to each other in the car, in the house, Maxime and Raphaëlle are experiencing the last moments of their romantic relationship.

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