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The Disappearance
Ana returns to Paris after a long trip. With nowhere to live and short of funds, she stays with old friends, hoping for a better situation to turn up. So begins Ana's wandering across the city in this short arthouse film, on a night journey of her own melancholy.
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Ana returns to Paris after a long trip. With nowhere to live and short of funds, she stays with old friends, hoping for a better situation to turn up. So begins Ana's wandering across the city in this short arthouse film, on a night journey of her own melancholy.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Quentin Brayer, Maxime Martinot, Camille Polet
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Don Quichotte Films
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