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Nos Cabanes 

A group of friends reunites three years after sharing a profound chapter of their lives; Chiara, Louis, and Rose spend the evening in Reda's workshop to watch the images their friend took three years earlier. The replay of old discussions brings the past to the surface and reveals that things are no longer the same. Even though the group is still together, it becomes clear that one event has changed everything.
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A group of friends reunites three years after sharing a profound chapter of their lives; Chiara, Louis, and Rose spend the evening in Reda's workshop to watch the images their friend took three years earlier. The replay of old discussions brings the past to the surface and reveals that things are no longer the same. Even though the group is still together, it becomes clear that one event has changed everything.

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