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Alexandre Boursault, a provincial notary, would have been the happiest man alive if his wife did not openly display her political views and participate in all kinds of demonstrations.
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Alexandre Boursault, a provincial notary, would have been the happiest man alive if his wife did not openly display her political views and participate in all kinds of demonstrations.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pierre Uytterhoeven
In Theaters:5/24/1972
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Société Nouvelle de Cinématographie
Cast
Serge Korber
Director
Annie Girardot
Marie-Louise Boursault
Jean Rochefort
Alexandre Boursault
Claude Jade
Laura Boursault
Bernard Le Coq
Jean-Paul Boursault
Bernard Fresson
Marc Champenois
Gabriella Boccardo
Annie
Ilaria Occhini
Clotilde
Jean Bouise
Bouteiller
Isabelle Missud
Laura enfant
Christophe Bruno
Jean-Paul enfant
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