Toxic Masculinity in Rust Belt Cities - 'Minding the Gap'
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Confronted with the catastrophe of a global ending world, Sully has chosen solitude. But this summer, the arrival of Jeanne with her girlfriend Romane changes everything. A burning desire arises in Sully.
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Confronted with the catastrophe of a global ending world, Sully has chosen solitude. But this summer, the arrival of Jeanne with her girlfriend Romane changes everything. A burning desire arises in Sully.
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Written By:Adrien Fonda
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Runtime:29 minutes
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