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Pascal Rivière works for the newspaper Mistral. One day, he discovers his death notice in the classified ads section. It's in writing, it's official that Pascal will die at 45.
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Pascal Rivière works for the newspaper Mistral. One day, he discovers his death notice in the classified ads section. It's in writing, it's official that Pascal will die at 45.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Jeanne Frenkel, Cosme Castro
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Envie de tempête
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