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La Ducasse 

Today is the highly awaited day when the Ducasse will open. At last something will happen in the lives of Shanna, Anaïs, and their friends.
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Today is the highly awaited day when the Ducasse will open. At last something will happen in the lives of Shanna, Anaïs, and their friends.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Margaux Elouagari
Written By:Margaux Elouagari
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Les Quatre Cents Films

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