Vicky and Her Mystery Dog Become Friends
A bond between a girl and her dog takes an unexpected twist as the dog is not what it seems.
Heures Chaudes
In this drama, a jilted bride and her little sister flee their hometown to search for better lives. They go to stay in their aunt's boarding house. There they meet a notorious philanderer and his mistress. The younger sister soon tries to lure him away from his love. Unfortunately, he falls for the older sister. As they make love, the poor little sister is left all alone.
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In this drama, a jilted bride and her little sister flee their hometown to search for better lives. They go to stay in their aunt's boarding house. There they meet a notorious philanderer and his mistress. The younger sister soon tries to lure him away from his love. Unfortunately, he falls for the older sister. As they make love, the poor little sister is left all alone.
Cast
Louis Félix
Director
Liliane Brousse
Olivia Romagnol
Françoise Deldick
Lise Romagnol
Michèle Philippe
Clémence Pétauguet
Claude Sainlouis
Bruno Sabatier
Pierre Richard
Manuel Sabatier
Marisa Frontini
Jealous Italian
Liliane Sorval
Aunt Irma
Pierre Mirat
Georges Pétauguet, mechanic
Michel Vocoret
Jean-Marie Delsol
Jean Aubepart
Olivier, the little brother
Jean-Marie Allibert
Romagnol
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