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Looking for Her
Elisa, on a verge of divorce, leaves Paris with her son Noe to settle in her hometown of Dunkerque to find the biological mother who gave her up for adoption 30 years before.
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Elisa, on a verge of divorce, leaves Paris with her son Noe to settle in her hometown of Dunkerque to find the biological mother who gave her up for adoption 30 years before.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ounie Lecomte, Agnès de Sacy
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Gloria Films, Pictanovo
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