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Following his father's death, Benoit must return to the house where he grew up. Blinded by anger and sadness, he goes there with the firm intention of cleaning up and throwing away all the things that remind him of his father. Touching the deceased's piano, the man is transported back to his childhood.
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Following his father's death, Benoit must return to the house where he grew up. Blinded by anger and sadness, he goes there with the firm intention of cleaning up and throwing away all the things that remind him of his father. Touching the deceased's piano, the man is transported back to his childhood.
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Cégep de l'Outaouais
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