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Overview

At a fairground stand, a woman wants to hit the jackpot. The game takes a different turn when she realizes that the target is alive.

Cast: Sophie Perron, Aubry Dullin, Tancrède Hollington

Director: Sophie Perron

Genres: Comedy

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