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What Binds Us
After eight years in prison, Christophe tries to find his place again in a family that has moved on without him. Caught between the love he seeks to win back and the violence he thought he had left behind, he risks losing everything again.
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After eight years in prison, Christophe tries to find his place again in a family that has moved on without him. Caught between the love he seeks to win back and the violence he thought he had left behind, he risks losing everything again.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Solène Bideau, Ayrthon Blondeau, Victor Miquel
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Studio:3iS - Institut International de l'Image et du Son
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