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Mauvaise Brassée 

The day after a foursome where Antoine, Élise, Rose and Léonie have a tense conversation on past events. Antoine, a proud man, will try to prove to the three girls that they are wrong to have excluded him last evening. During a far from typical lunch, these young, eccentric adults will shake up friendships and relationships.
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The day after a foursome where Antoine, Élise, Rose and Léonie have a tense conversation on past events. Antoine, a proud man, will try to prove to the three girls that they are wrong to have excluded him last evening. During a far from typical lunch, these young, eccentric adults will shake up friendships and relationships.

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