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L'été de Zora
Zora, a young girl who has never left the suburbs, spends her summer vacation with a family who lives on a farm. There she discovers a new world.
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Zora, a young girl who has never left the suburbs, spends her summer vacation with a family who lives on a farm. There she discovers a new world.
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Genre:Comedy, TV Movie, Family
Written By:Pascale Breton, Marc Rivière, Jacques Labib
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:SFP, France 2
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