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LYNX 

Tony and Marie are passionate about Bangers, a trashy variant of the stock car. Following a tragedy, their couple falls appart. Tony hung up the races as Marie vent her anger onto the speedway in violent crashes. When problemes resurface, they have no choice but to resolve their dispute where their community has always solved them : on the speedway.
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Tony and Marie are passionate about Bangers, a trashy variant of the stock car. Following a tragedy, their couple falls appart. Tony hung up the races as Marie vent her anger onto the speedway in violent crashes. When problemes resurface, they have no choice but to resolve their dispute where their community has always solved them : on the speedway.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Julien Henry
Written By:Julien Henry, Charles Habib-Drouot, Aurélien Molas
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Cookies Films, CZAR Belgium, John Doe Productions, Tarantula

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