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Tous les garçons et les filles 

Program of 2 short films: Bad Boys by Elie Girard and Pauline Enslaved by Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet. THE BAD BOYS, Élie Girard: Fries, beers and stories of Tinder “dates”… Abandoned by their best friend who is about to be a dad, two thirty-somethings try to reinvent their friendship. PAULINE ASSERVIE, Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet: Pauline has no news from Bruce, the married man with whom she has a history. On vacation in the countryside with her friend Violette, she will spend the entire stay waiting for… a text. By experiencing the thousand and one phases of love obsession.
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Program of 2 short films: Bad Boys by Elie Girard and Pauline Enslaved by Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet. THE BAD BOYS, Élie Girard: Fries, beers and stories of Tinder “dates”… Abandoned by their best friend who is about to be a dad, two thirty-somethings try to reinvent their friendship. PAULINE ASSERVIE, Charline Bourgeois-Tacquet: Pauline has no news from Bruce, the married man with whom she has a history. On vacation in the countryside with her friend Violette, she will spend the entire stay waiting for… a text. By experiencing the thousand and one phases of love obsession.

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