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Hubert, Alex and Cathou are brothers and sisters, in their twenties, and share an apartment in a quiet area of the upper city of Quebec. Their little life without a story falls when, in the same week, two similar murders are committed in their neighborhood.
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Hubert, Alex and Cathou are brothers and sisters, in their twenties, and share an apartment in a quiet area of the upper city of Quebec. Their little life without a story falls when, in the same week, two similar murders are committed in their neighborhood.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pierre Greco
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