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The PhD
A romantic dinner turns into a ludicrous disaster when Bruno, an anxious psychology student, has to lie to his control-freak boyfriend about what really happened during his PhD's entrance interview earlier that day.
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A romantic dinner turns into a ludicrous disaster when Bruno, an anxious psychology student, has to lie to his control-freak boyfriend about what really happened during his PhD's entrance interview earlier that day.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Maxime S. Girard
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Sarbacane Films, Newton's Cradle
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