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Les Couleurs du Désir
In France during the 19th century, a young artist is hired to paint the home of a wealthy family. Forced to accept this job, he quickly realizes that his stay will not go as planned at all.
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In France during the 19th century, a young artist is hired to paint the home of a wealthy family. Forced to accept this job, he quickly realizes that his stay will not go as planned at all.
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