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The corridors of a consciousness invaded by ruined cars, where images of the past, present and possible futures coexist.

Runtime: 17m
Genres: Documentary
Country: France
Language: No Language

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Adrien BeroudWriter

Lea MerleWriter

Noémie LobryDirector, Writer

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