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A decadent middle class family. The house becomes a character. Little by little, the rooms are being closed. The characters are expelled and forced to live in common spaces. The mysterious homosexual butler and the family matriarch subvert the incomprehensible relationships there.
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A decadent middle class family. The house becomes a character. Little by little, the rooms are being closed. The characters are expelled and forced to live in common spaces. The mysterious homosexual butler and the family matriarch subvert the incomprehensible relationships there.
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Written By:Francisco Carbone, Dostoiewski Champangnatte
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