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Mystery Ferry
At the port of Ajaccio, the departure of a ferry to Marseille is mysteriously delayed. Among the awaiting passengers, a young man in a Renault Twingo is leaving his island for the first time, and a brother and sister in an Opel Corsa are going home after the holidays. As hours pass and day turns into night, they meet, they part ways.
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At the port of Ajaccio, the departure of a ferry to Marseille is mysteriously delayed. Among the awaiting passengers, a young man in a Renault Twingo is leaving his island for the first time, and a brother and sister in an Opel Corsa are going home after the holidays. As hours pass and day turns into night, they meet, they part ways.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Iris Chassaigne, Aaron Cohen-Yanay
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:Gogogo Films
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