Jeunes et courts!
A program of six short films from Quebec and France: In love or impertinent, full of hope or anger. Naive, touching, dreamy, dreamed of or missed: youth can take many forms! Between those who grew up too fast and those who missed their chance, there are also those who lost their innocence over time and those who see their youth vanish in an instant.
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A program of six short films from Quebec and France: In love or impertinent, full of hope or anger. Naive, touching, dreamy, dreamed of or missed: youth can take many forms! Between those who grew up too fast and those who missed their chance, there are also those who lost their innocence over time and those who see their youth vanish in an instant.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Sarah Van Den Boom, Zviane, Antoine Besse, Audrey Nantel-Gagnon, Laure Bourdon Zarader, Jérémy Comte
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Runtime:73 minutes
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