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L'amour de ma mère
Kam, a high school student passionate about computers, has invited her girlfriend Mia to spend the day with her. Kam’s ambitions will lead the two young women to question their future together. They will be interrupted by Kam’s mother, Céline, who comes across an image of her daughter that she could never have imagined. Ten years later, we discover the repercussions that this fateful day has had on Kam’s life.
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Kam, a high school student passionate about computers, has invited her girlfriend Mia to spend the day with her. Kam’s ambitions will lead the two young women to question their future together. They will be interrupted by Kam’s mother, Céline, who comes across an image of her daughter that she could never have imagined. Ten years later, we discover the repercussions that this fateful day has had on Kam’s life.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Dalila De Siadjeu
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