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Fruits of Summer (1956)
Sabine Gravières, married to Edouard, the High Commissioner for Criminal Youth, has a problem: Juliette, her daughter, is not only pregnant but she also refuses to marry Claude, the young man who got her pregnant. It is fair to say that the model set by Juliette's parents is far from ideal. Aware at last of the problem, Sabine decides to try and make it up with her husband.
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Sabine Gravières, married to Edouard, the High Commissioner for Criminal Youth, has a problem: Juliette, her daughter, is not only pregnant but she also refuses to marry Claude, the young man who got her pregnant. It is fair to say that the model set by Juliette's parents is far from ideal. Aware at last of the problem, Sabine decides to try and make it up with her husband.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean Marsan, Raymond Bernard, Philippe Hériat
In Theaters:7/17/1956
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Compagnie Commerciale Française Cinématographique (CCFC), Carlton Film
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