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The End (Artificial Fragments of Humankind) poster

The End (Artificial Fragments of Humankind) 

Perhaps it is the story of Esther whose life seems to be subject to the amusement of a clicking rabbit, with a mouse on its paw? Or that of Corinne harassed by her libidinous boss? Or that of a young man who dreams daily that he is strangling a woman? What if everything was connected?
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Perhaps it is the story of Esther whose life seems to be subject to the amusement of a clicking rabbit, with a mouse on its paw? Or that of Corinne harassed by her libidinous boss? Or that of a young man who dreams daily that he is strangling a woman? What if everything was connected?

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Olivier Héraud, Aurélien Héraud
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Banana Productions

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