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Bad Company (1969)
Two short films by Jean Eustache (Robinson's Place and Santa Claus Has Blue Eyes) presented together. US limited theatrical release in 1969.
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Two short films by Jean Eustache (Robinson's Place and Santa Claus Has Blue Eyes) presented together. US limited theatrical release in 1969.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jean Eustache
In Theaters:1/26/1969
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Runtime:89 minutes
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