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Richard Lemieuvre is a dentist in Paris. His niece comes to visit and he hires a private detective to keep a watch on her.
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Richard Lemieuvre is a dentist in Paris. His niece comes to visit and he hires a private detective to keep a watch on her.
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:FPS Consulting, Ribu Filmproduktion, Alpha France
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