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Lea is about to give birth. She has everything ready... to get rid of the child. But when the "thing" becomes a flesh-and-blood being, everything is quickly called into question...
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Lea is about to give birth. She has everything ready... to get rid of the child. But when the "thing" becomes a flesh-and-blood being, everything is quickly called into question...

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Grégory Lecocq
Written By:Grégory Lecocq
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Studio:Ultime Razzia Productions, Cookies Films

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