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Fortissimo 

Guy, a pianist passionate about his music, sees his life turned upside down when the church where he officiates takes in a mysterious little girl. A true piano virtuoso, the child prodigy will soon steal the show.
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Guy, a pianist passionate about his music, sees his life turned upside down when the church where he officiates takes in a mysterious little girl. A true piano virtuoso, the child prodigy will soon steal the show.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Victor Cesca
Written By:Victor Cesca
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:BLAST production, La Baleine mécanique, Court49 Prodution

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