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Arrête de pleurer Pénélope 

Chloé, Léonie and Pénélope, three friends who have not set eyes on each other for many years, are reunited in a notary’s office. It appears that Chloé’s aunt, with whom they used to spend their summer holidays, has died and bequeathed them her house in the country. The three young women agree to spend the weekend at the house, to clear it out so that they can sell it. As soon as they arrive at the house, old memories come flooding back. It is the beginning of a very long weekend...
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Chloé, Léonie and Pénélope, three friends who have not set eyes on each other for many years, are reunited in a notary’s office. It appears that Chloé’s aunt, with whom they used to spend their summer holidays, has died and bequeathed them her house in the country. The three young women agree to spend the weekend at the house, to clear it out so that they can sell it. As soon as they arrive at the house, old memories come flooding back. It is the beginning of a very long weekend...

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Corinne Puget, Juliette Arnaud
Written By:Corinne Puget, Juliette Arnaud, Christine Anglio
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Sunrise Films

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Corinne Puget, Juliette Arnaud

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Juliette Arnaud

Chloé

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Corinne Puget

Léonie

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Christine Anglio

Pénélope

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Jacques Weber

Aimé Badaroux

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Maria Pacôme

Lise

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Pierre Boulanger

Justin

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Christelle Chollet

Suzelle

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Marc Duret

Nicolas Badaroux

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Michel Scotto di Carlo

Jérôme

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Niels Dubost

Greg

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Rayane Bensetti

Nicolas (jeune)

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