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Home Sweet Home
Joséphine is 15 years old and lives with her mother, brother and sister in a caravan in an old holiday campsite that has become residential. Social services want her to testify against her mother. In the midst of questioning, she will get closer to Elsa, a camping teenager with a strong character. A new life then seems to be offered to Joséphine, that of a young girl of her age.
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Joséphine is 15 years old and lives with her mother, brother and sister in a caravan in an old holiday campsite that has become residential. Social services want her to testify against her mother. In the midst of questioning, she will get closer to Elsa, a camping teenager with a strong character. A new life then seems to be offered to Joséphine, that of a young girl of her age.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Médiadiffusion - Atelier de Production de l'IAD, Institut des Arts de Diffusion - IAD, Mediadiffusion
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