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They loved each other a long time, a long time ago. One is afraid he hasn't seen all this time go by. The other, of the time which has passed and which is to come. On the way to vacation, a strange accident will blow everything up.
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They loved each other a long time, a long time ago. One is afraid he hasn't seen all this time go by. The other, of the time which has passed and which is to come. On the way to vacation, a strange accident will blow everything up.

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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Raphaël Jouzeau
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Miyu Productions

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Raphaël Jouzeau

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Yoann Jouneau

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Nina Zerrouki

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