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      • When asked about the possibility of working with Kechiche again, Exarchopoulos responds, “ The question is delicate. My approach to the intensity of work has changed “. Seydoux, on the other hand, does not believe she would work with Kechiche again, stating, “ My life has changed, everything is different “.
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