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Holiday
Maurice’s (26) family organizes a weekend getaway. The balance of power between the different generations seems to be blurred, but is he willing to keep up appearances just like the others?
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Maurice’s (26) family organizes a weekend getaway. The balance of power between the different generations seems to be blurred, but is he willing to keep up appearances just like the others?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Michiel Dhont
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Polar Bear Films
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