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LA MAISON D'AUTRES, c'est-a'-dire: un coupable et un coupable
Two friends catch up in a Paris apartment, each under the impression that the place belongs to the other. As they try to unravel who the flat actually belongs to, a woman’s sudden arrival at the door forces them to hide, trapping them inside a heartbreaking family secret that isn't theirs to know.
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Two friends catch up in a Paris apartment, each under the impression that the place belongs to the other. As they try to unravel who the flat actually belongs to, a woman’s sudden arrival at the door forces them to hide, trapping them inside a heartbreaking family secret that isn't theirs to know.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Jacopo Spano', Andrea De Angelis
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:CINEMA R1PUD1ATO
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