Tout doit disparaître
In Paris, men are waiting for a possible daily job in an agency. Among them, two novices Jean-Pierre and Théo. They find themselves in the suburbs to make a regular move.
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In Paris, men are waiting for a possible daily job in an agency. Among them, two novices Jean-Pierre and Théo. They find themselves in the suburbs to make a regular move.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jean-Marc Moutout
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:GREC
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