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On the beaches in the North of France, a group of friends had to say goodbye. In an appartment in Paris, leaving is putting away.
Even if we hide under the blanket, even if we chew hard our corn flakes, we will hear the doors slamming. Somtimes, we believe that we’re going too far and some people leave for real.
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On the beaches in the North of France, a group of friends had to say goodbye. In an appartment in Paris, leaving is putting away. Even if we hide under the blanket, even if we chew hard our corn flakes, we will hear the doors slamming. Somtimes, we believe that we’re going too far and some people leave for real.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Camille Polet
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Runtime:37 minutes
Studio:Collectif COMET
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