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Canned Talk
'Canned Talk' tells the story of 2 sisters, Cléo and Esmee, who when their home situation is uncertain, are able to bridge the distance between their 2. It is a film about family and about sisters, who when comfort is far to seek, eventually find it with each other.
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'Canned Talk' tells the story of 2 sisters, Cléo and Esmee, who when their home situation is uncertain, are able to bridge the distance between their 2. It is a film about family and about sisters, who when comfort is far to seek, eventually find it with each other.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Anéline Plateau, Veerle De Caestecker, Yara Rymen
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Runtime:11 minutes
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