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Porcelain 

The lives of Anna, Paul and their little son Thomas seem perfect from the outside. Paul has a well-paid job, Anna has a home studio where she works with porcelain and Thomas is an angelic child. However, when Thomas bites one of his friends at school, the cracks of a context that is anything but perfect begin to surface.
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The lives of Anna, Paul and their little son Thomas seem perfect from the outside. Paul has a well-paid job, Anna has a home studio where she works with porcelain and Thomas is an angelic child. However, when Thomas bites one of his friends at school, the cracks of a context that is anything but perfect begin to surface.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jenneke Boeijink
Written By:Jenneke Boeijink, Thibaud Delpeut, Jenneke Boeijink, Thibaud Delpeut
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:New Amsterdam Film Company, Verdeoro, Wrong Men, MiC, Regione Lazio

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