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Mehdi is 17 and wants to impress Jean, who has more experience than him. During a party, lost on a dating app, he tries to prove to himself that he's ready to take the plunge.
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Mehdi is 17 and wants to impress Jean, who has more experience than him. During a party, lost on a dating app, he tries to prove to himself that he's ready to take the plunge.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Omar Rouabah
Written By:Amel Himioui, Omar Rouabah
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Studio:CinéFabrique — École nationale supérieure de cinéma

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