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The Good People
Jackson, a young aspiring writer, goes to the South of France where he encounters a group of young French people who change his outlook on life.
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Jackson, a young aspiring writer, goes to the South of France where he encounters a group of young French people who change his outlook on life.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Simone Hazanavicius, Chloe van der Klaauw
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