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Sleepless Nights
April 2022 in France. The presidential election is entering its final round and the atmosphere is tense. Solène, a waitress, drifts through the night. She takes drugs, hurts people’s feelings and increasingly loses her grip.
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April 2022 in France. The presidential election is entering its final round and the atmosphere is tense. Solène, a waitress, drifts through the night. She takes drugs, hurts people’s feelings and increasingly loses her grip.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Donatienne Berthereau, Jonathan Palumbo
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Les Films du Sursaut
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