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Switchers – Part Two 

Amine begins exploring the incredible features and supernatural capabilities of his newly acquired smartphone. He decides to use the shape-shifting app to transform himself into a handsome, flawless alter-ego to approach and impress Anissa. However, he quickly realizes that navigating his social circle and daily life under a fake identity comes with complex complications and unexpected risks.
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Amine begins exploring the incredible features and supernatural capabilities of his newly acquired smartphone. He decides to use the shape-shifting app to transform himself into a handsome, flawless alter-ego to approach and impress Anissa. However, he quickly realizes that navigating his social circle and daily life under a fake identity comes with complex complications and unexpected risks.

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Directed By:Ahmed Aksas
Written By:Julien Dyan
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Runtime:70 minutes
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