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Joueur 2 

Young Matthias is on a road trip with his father. They don't talk much, both are absorbed in their own things - the boy in his favorite video game, the father in his memories of things past. During a lunch break, the connection between them rekindles when the father suddenly asks his son to share the game with him...
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Young Matthias is on a road trip with his father. They don't talk much, both are absorbed in their own things - the boy in his favorite video game, the father in his memories of things past. During a lunch break, the connection between them rekindles when the father suddenly asks his son to share the game with him...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Martin Lecointre
Written By:Sophie Joncq
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, ARTE, SWR, La Fémis

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