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Blessed be Sixtine 

When Sixtine married Pierre-Louis Sue de La Garde, she was unaware of his affiliation with a fundamentalist Catholic group. Feeling trapped and threatened, she decides to flee with her baby.
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When Sixtine married Pierre-Louis Sue de La Garde, she was unaware of his affiliation with a fundamentalist Catholic group. Feeling trapped and threatened, she decides to flee with her baby.

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Genre:TV Movie, Drama
Directed By:Sophie Reine
Written By:Zoé Galeron, Dominique Garnier
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Storia Télévision, Arezzo Films, Mediawan Rights, France Télévisions, La Fabrique France•tv, TV5 Monde, CNC

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