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Tristan 

After decades of marriage, Marie-Luce and Bernard, traditional Catholics with a once dazzling libido, face the erosion of their relationship. Marie-Luce is convinced that if their son Tristan leaves the nest, she could regain her husband's attention. But he, like a clinging vampire, seems unwilling to fly the coop.
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After decades of marriage, Marie-Luce and Bernard, traditional Catholics with a once dazzling libido, face the erosion of their relationship. Marie-Luce is convinced that if their son Tristan leaves the nest, she could regain her husband's attention. But he, like a clinging vampire, seems unwilling to fly the coop.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Mallory Grolleau
Written By:Mallory Grolleau
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Studio:Cafeine (FR), Digital Craft (FR), Picturial (FR)

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