Love
Jan 23 2017
•0h 1m
•Drama
Context of attacks in a city. A woman caught unawares in her privacy and an armed man, threatening her husband, meet and live a moment of suspension amid a state of chaos.
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Elsa Galles
Oscar Copp
Antoine Basler
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