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Electric July
In the burning heat of July, Thomas and Victor, two 14 years old teenagers, are bored to death and want to escape. Victor decides to take Thomas to an abandoned bridge. He will have to confront his fears and desires.
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In the burning heat of July, Thomas and Victor, two 14 years old teenagers, are bored to death and want to escape. Victor decides to take Thomas to an abandoned bridge. He will have to confront his fears and desires.
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Genre:Adventure, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Rémi Bigot, François Peyroux
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:La Fémis
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