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Alex, a young screenwriter lacking inspiration, has a few days to finish a script that the network and his producer are waiting for. He arrives forcibly at the artists' residence of Edgar, a painter and cook, who opens his home to them. No choice: Alex has to work. But of course it's not that simple. And then the other residents - Lola, a playwright, Yanis, a very, very novice magician, and Ambre, a very quiet young woman he's told is a singer - upset his lonely bear ways.
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Alex, a young screenwriter lacking inspiration, has a few days to finish a script that the network and his producer are waiting for. He arrives forcibly at the artists' residence of Edgar, a painter and cook, who opens his home to them. No choice: Alex has to work. But of course it's not that simple. And then the other residents - Lola, a playwright, Yanis, a very, very novice magician, and Ambre, a very quiet young woman he's told is a singer - upset his lonely bear ways.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Fadette Drouard, Stéphane Hénocque
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Runtime:29 minutes
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