J’t’aime gros
J’t’aime gros

J’t’aime gros

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2021•23 min/ep•Documentary
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Singer-actor Mélissa Bédard and comedian Christine Morency examine the many prejudices and preconceived ideas about overweight people in this sensitive and authentic exploration of fatphobia.

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