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Noemie
A little girl named Blanche has nothing to do except stare at her music box. She decides to explore the basement of her grand mothers house. Through the darkness, she will meet a little girl from her imagination: Noemie.
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A little girl named Blanche has nothing to do except stare at her music box. She decides to explore the basement of her grand mothers house. Through the darkness, she will meet a little girl from her imagination: Noemie.
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Written By:Eric Chaussé
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