Le Centre du monde
An exiled woman, alone and pregnant, crosses the French-Spanish border. Will she manage to catch the train to Perpignan station, which Salvador Dali called "The Centre of the World", on a line that is now under heavy surveillance?
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An exiled woman, alone and pregnant, crosses the French-Spanish border. Will she manage to catch the train to Perpignan station, which Salvador Dali called "The Centre of the World", on a line that is now under heavy surveillance?
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Margaux Rivière, Coline Rivière
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Été Caniculaire
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