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Second Chance
After leaving her husband and children on a whim, Nathalie returns to university and moves in with a roommate.
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After leaving her husband and children on a whim, Nathalie returns to university and moves in with a roommate.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Anne-Sophie Leroux, Alice Paradis, Félicia Leboeuf, Jasmine Tremblay, Alexandre Laporte, William Marty Charest Léveillée
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Studio:Kino Kazo
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