Takeaways on Cutaways
Ditch the lube and get to the point in the raw, honest, cheeky dramedy written and directed by Mark Schwab.
Les Fleurs à la Fenetre (on veut bien l’amour)
This is the story of Nadège, Amélie and Léonie who dreamt of flying through the window of a dating website or a webcam, but who will stay in their country, Cameroon. This is also the story of their friendship with the director of this movie, who is in Africa for the first time to meet them and to tell their story.
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This is the story of Nadège, Amélie and Léonie who dreamt of flying through the window of a dating website or a webcam, but who will stay in their country, Cameroon. This is also the story of their friendship with the director of this movie, who is in Africa for the first time to meet them and to tell their story.
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