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The Weenies
Philomene and Carolanne are the feminist punk-rock group « The Weenies ». After a fiery argument both their friendship and their highly (un)anticipated gig are put at risk.
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Philomene and Carolanne are the feminist punk-rock group « The Weenies ». After a fiery argument both their friendship and their highly (un)anticipated gig are put at risk.
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Genre:Comedy, Music, Drama
Written By:Garance Chagnon-Grégoire
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Runtime:14 minutes
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