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After spending the night with a boy for the first time, Lazare has to show Lola, his girlfriend's little sister, around Paris unexpectedly.
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After spending the night with a boy for the first time, Lazare has to show Lola, his girlfriend's little sister, around Paris unexpectedly.
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Written By:Louis Douillez
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Les films du quart d'heure, Ecole Nationale Supérieure Louis Lumière
Cast
Louis Douillez
Director
Clément Métayer
Lazare
Salomé Dewaels
Lola
Martin Jauvat
Jules
Pierre-Antoine Billon
Le guichetier
Julián Robles
L'éphèbe
Théo Regley Scarazzati
Le livreur moustachu
Noé Stanic
Le contrôleur de métro
Skinny LP
Les amoureux
Lucie Bénichou
Les amoureux
Alexandre Barcellona
L'italien de la baignoire
Baptiste Carrion-Weiss
Maximilien
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