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Soleil d'hiver 

Back home during his day off, Marin finds his mother old and weak, just like the house, neglected and dusty. He will try to rebuild his relationship with her mother in these few days.
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Back home during his day off, Marin finds his mother old and weak, just like the house, neglected and dusty. He will try to rebuild his relationship with her mother in these few days.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Liang Hong-kai
Written By:Liang Hong-kai, Lamara Leprêtre-Habib
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Studio:La Fémis

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