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Le dernier rhinocéros (2023)

The last of the northern white rhinos is dead. Lili, a rather well-off 70 year-old grandmother, led a comfortable retired life until these news have her dive deep into eco-anxiety. What kind of world will she leave for her granddaughter Gaby?
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The last of the northern white rhinos is dead. Lili, a rather well-off 70 year-old grandmother, led a comfortable retired life until these news have her dive deep into eco-anxiety. What kind of world will she leave for her granddaughter Gaby?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Guillaume Harvey
Written By:Guillaume Harvey
In Theaters:10/1/2023
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:La Créative Films

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