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Know Your Place 

At 21, Charlotte thrives within the insular world of Belgian student circles alongside her older brother. A stern and unyielding baptism committee member, she revels in the authority her status brings. Yet, despite herself, her perspective on this environment, its abuses, and its power dynamics begins to change.
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At 21, Charlotte thrives within the insular world of Belgian student circles alongside her older brother. A stern and unyielding baptism committee member, she revels in the authority her status brings. Yet, despite herself, her perspective on this environment, its abuses, and its power dynamics begins to change.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Marie Chauderlot
Written By:Marie Chauderlot
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Médiadiffusion - Atelier de Production de l'IAD

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