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The Color of Chlorine
Bilal lives off the odd job that the Boy application gives him, but dreams of music. Hired to clean a luxurious villa, he falls under the spell of the mysterious Ulysse, the owner's son. This encounter opens up new horizons for him.
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Bilal lives off the odd job that the Boy application gives him, but dreams of music. Hired to clean a luxurious villa, he falls under the spell of the mysterious Ulysse, the owner's son. This encounter opens up new horizons for him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Clément Dezelus
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Runtime:22 minutes
Studio:Insolence Productions, Panama Productions, CNC, Sacem, PROCIREP, Cinefeel Dotation, Manifest, Canal+
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