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Sweet Tooth 

Madeleine go with her mother, a mobile esthetician, at new customer's home in a fancy neighborhood. The 8 years old girl is sent in the game room and three girls invite her to play around a board game. But she has to bet money, which Madeleine has not.
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Madeleine go with her mother, a mobile esthetician, at new customer's home in a fancy neighborhood. The 8 years old girl is sent in the game room and three girls invite her to play around a board game. But she has to bet money, which Madeleine has not.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Joséphine Darcy-Hopkins, Jean-Jacques Kahn
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Need Productions, Le Lapin Blanc Productions, To Be Continued

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