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Manuel meets Lydie, a mysterious and very attractive young woman. In the company of his friend Sizo, he drives to her remote village, but along the way they will meet very strange people and eventually face life changing events.
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Manuel meets Lydie, a mysterious and very attractive young woman. In the company of his friend Sizo, he drives to her remote village, but along the way they will meet very strange people and eventually face life changing events.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pélagie Serge Poyotte
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Runtime:44 minutes
Studio:Conseil Regional de Guyane, Palaviré Productions, France Télévisions

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