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When an 18-year-old guy teams up with a band of thieves and robs a delivery truck, a cop is knocked senseless. The guy and his girlfriend steal her dad's car and escape to the seashore. Can young love survive with the police in hot pursuit?
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When an 18-year-old guy teams up with a band of thieves and robs a delivery truck, a cop is knocked senseless. The guy and his girlfriend steal her dad's car and escape to the seashore. Can young love survive with the police in hot pursuit?
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Genre:Romance, Crime, Drama
Written By:François Lemaire, Steve Suissa, Samantha Mazéras
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Runtime:99 minutes
Studio:CAPA, Saga Film, RTL-TVi
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