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Despite the undeniable complicity that unites them, Manue, 11, suffers from the uncontrolled anger of her mother Isabelle. How far will this violence echo in her?
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Despite the undeniable complicity that unites them, Manue, 11, suffers from the uncontrolled anger of her mother Isabelle. How far will this violence echo in her?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Émilie Leclerc Côté
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Papillon Films
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