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Un Adieu Sans Retouche
A breakup experienced in a Mediterranean Paris but above all perceived and revealed by the reminiscence of a nostalgic and olfactory image of childhood and his grandmother.
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A breakup experienced in a Mediterranean Paris but above all perceived and revealed by the reminiscence of a nostalgic and olfactory image of childhood and his grandmother.
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