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8-year-old Jérémy is ready for a typical evening with his parents and little brother. But his mother’s behavior grows more and more unsettling.
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8-year-old Jérémy is ready for a typical evening with his parents and little brother. But his mother’s behavior grows more and more unsettling.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jonas Bloquet
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Studio:Les Films de l'Atlaï
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