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In Between Waves
Camille is eleven. She lives alone with her father Patrick. This morning, Camille secretly comtemplates the sleeping bodies of her father and a young woman, Jeanne.
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Camille is eleven. She lives alone with her father Patrick. This morning, Camille secretly comtemplates the sleeping bodies of her father and a young woman, Jeanne.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vincent Pouplard
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:À Perte de vue, Zarlab
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