FALSE BOND
Ezéchiel and Julien are two young bachelor's 2 students in business management at EM-GABON BUSINESS SCHOOL. They set up a video game shop ago. For days, they have been preparing together the presentation of their company to the students on campus. Via the university's audiovisual team with whom they reserve a slot. The tasks are distributed as follows: Ezéchiel the cerebral studies the reception of the public to make Julien's speech optimal, who is already quite good at chatting, even more so when compared to Ezéchiel. It's D-day. But Julien is absent, which makes Ezéchiel anxious. But, motivated by all the efforts he has already made, he chooses to face his fear.
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Ezéchiel and Julien are two young bachelor's 2 students in business management at EM-GABON BUSINESS SCHOOL. They set up a video game shop ago. For days, they have been preparing together the presentation of their company to the students on campus. Via the university's audiovisual team with whom they reserve a slot. The tasks are distributed as follows: Ezéchiel the cerebral studies the reception of the public to make Julien's speech optimal, who is already quite good at chatting, even more so when compared to Ezéchiel. It's D-day. But Julien is absent, which makes Ezéchiel anxious. But, motivated by all the efforts he has already made, he chooses to face his fear.
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Studio:EM-GABON, IPMAC, Franchement Intertainment, Mescone Production
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