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Mon Desir Short Film (Full Length) – 1991 Adaptation Drama Romance Comedy

Mon Desir

Short Film (Full Length) – 1991 Adaptation Drama Romance Comedy

PG Parental Guidance
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I've had a bellyful Barry.
– Gwyneth (Mandy McMullin)
Both Mon Desir and (Nicky Marshall's) Mirage display a similar daring original vision to that present in Jane Campion's roadside short film Peel, and A Girl's Own Story.
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