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The Contraception Fair
Camille, a young woman who wants to stop taking the birth control pill, finds herself in the ‘Female Contraception Fair', an imaginary place where the female contraceptive methods all compete for her attention, pressuring her to make a choice.
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Camille, a young woman who wants to stop taking the birth control pill, finds herself in the ‘Female Contraception Fair', an imaginary place where the female contraceptive methods all compete for her attention, pressuring her to make a choice.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Candid Broads Productions, PANAVISION®, London Film Studios
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