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Who Said It Was Over
This is the story of a summer during which little happens, of a present haunted by memories, too far away, of people who don’t agree. It is the story to be filled in.
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This is the story of a summer during which little happens, of a present haunted by memories, too far away, of people who don’t agree. It is the story to be filled in.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vincent Weber, Sébastien Weber
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Kidam
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