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Chateau (2017)

In the vibrant African neighborhood of Château d'Eau in Paris, Charles is the smoothest of all the hustlers. His job: to fill the districts numerous hair salons with customers. But when the competition is tough and everybody’s trying hard to be number one, dirty tricks are just around the corner.
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In the vibrant African neighborhood of Château d'Eau in Paris, Charles is the smoothest of all the hustlers. His job: to fill the districts numerous hair salons with customers. But when the competition is tough and everybody’s trying hard to be number one, dirty tricks are just around the corner.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Cédric Ido, Modi Barry
Written By:Joseph Denize, Cédric Ido, Modi Barry
In Theaters:10/13/2017
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Srab Films, One World Films, Soficinéma 13, Cinéfeel 3, Cinéventure 2, HAPPINESS Distribution, TV5 Monde, CNC, M141

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