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Rupture
Alexandre's world collapses when Camille chooses to end their relationship. The breakup leaves Alexandre devastated, wandering through the meandering memories of their relationship, haunted by deep sadness, loss and anger. Rupture explores the complexity of human relationships, tracing the difficult emotional journey of a person going through a love breakup, and highlighting the importance of words and actions on our ability to bounce back.
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Alexandre's world collapses when Camille chooses to end their relationship. The breakup leaves Alexandre devastated, wandering through the meandering memories of their relationship, haunted by deep sadness, loss and anger. Rupture explores the complexity of human relationships, tracing the difficult emotional journey of a person going through a love breakup, and highlighting the importance of words and actions on our ability to bounce back.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jean-Charles Mogenier
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