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RAPHAËL and SAM are having an argument about things that make us special. He decides to bring her into his memories to show her why he believes he is so special.
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RAPHAËL and SAM are having an argument about things that make us special. He decides to bring her into his memories to show her why he believes he is so special.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:PAPY
Written By:Clara Kalfon, Kévin Brocheray, PAPY
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Runtime:3 minutes
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