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Clémentines 

Clem is returning to her childhood home. After almost seven years away, it is not only the funeral of her once stepfather that is bringing her back. But what she is running away from and who she is returning to; her old step-sister Clémentine. The women haven’t seen each other for years, but what tore them apart as teenagers is now pulling Clem back.
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Clem is returning to her childhood home. After almost seven years away, it is not only the funeral of her once stepfather that is bringing her back. But what she is running away from and who she is returning to; her old step-sister Clémentine. The women haven’t seen each other for years, but what tore them apart as teenagers is now pulling Clem back.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Laurie Barraclough
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Runtime:19 minutes
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