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If Five Kings Were Worth This Queen
It follows Jeanne and Nicolas, a couple of seasoned professional poker players, as they prepare for a high-stakes game at an exclusive private club. Jeanne is eager and driven by the thrill of competition, while Nicolas approaches the evening with quiet apprehension, suggesting deeper emotional undercurrents between them.
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It follows Jeanne and Nicolas, a couple of seasoned professional poker players, as they prepare for a high-stakes game at an exclusive private club. Jeanne is eager and driven by the thrill of competition, while Nicolas approaches the evening with quiet apprehension, suggesting deeper emotional undercurrents between them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pierre-Alain Lods
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Bandonéon, YMC Productions, CNC, Conseil Régional de Provence-Alpes Côte d'Azur, Adami, France 2
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