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That's My Sister
When Camille, a teenager with Down’s syndrome, auditions for a dance troupe, her sister Agathe discovers the quiet cruelty of prejudice – and the fierce love that fights back.
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When Camille, a teenager with Down’s syndrome, auditions for a dance troupe, her sister Agathe discovers the quiet cruelty of prejudice – and the fierce love that fights back.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Léalie Ferland-Tanguay
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Papillon Films
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