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One More Day 

It has been a year since mankind has deserted Paris. In the now abandoned city, a few survivors roam the ruins in search of food. Among them, a couple, trying to survive by all means necessary, tries to contact others.
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It has been a year since mankind has deserted Paris. In the now abandoned city, a few survivors roam the ruins in search of food. Among them, a couple, trying to survive by all means necessary, tries to contact others.

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Genre:Fantasy
Directed By:Alban Sapin
Written By:Alban Sapin
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Runtime:20 minutes
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