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In a near-future shaped by war, Paris, a young man receives a mobilization order. As he tries to leave everything behind, a quiet moment forces him to confront a choice he cannot escape.
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In a near-future shaped by war, Paris, a young man receives a mobilization order. As he tries to leave everything behind, a quiet moment forces him to confront a choice he cannot escape.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Satine Lesellier, Yüna Pham
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