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La Course de Phaéton 

Saint-Denis, Reunion Island. Wilson, a teenager, lives in a working-class neighbourhood. One morning, his mother's dog, Payanké, runs away. Wilson sets off on his father's bike in search of the dog and discovers a reality he was not looking for.
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Saint-Denis, Reunion Island. Wilson, a teenager, lives in a working-class neighbourhood. One morning, his mother's dog, Payanké, runs away. Wilson sets off on his father's bike in search of the dog and discovers a reality he was not looking for.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Aurélie Filain
Written By:Aurélie Filain
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Nouvelle Toile

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