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One winter morning, Patrice realizes that it's time to put an end to a miserable existence. He goes to the ice-covered river and steps on thin ice. But the first step into the icy expanse cools his intention — he wants to live! A woman appears on the shore who can be his salvation and his one and only. Love has a powerful power, but will it be able to strengthen the ice?
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One winter morning, Patrice realizes that it's time to put an end to a miserable existence. He goes to the ice-covered river and steps on thin ice. But the first step into the icy expanse cools his intention — he wants to live! A woman appears on the shore who can be his salvation and his one and only. Love has a powerful power, but will it be able to strengthen the ice?
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Emmanuel Broussouloux
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