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Drama about the determined efforts of the wife of a sex researcher to reveal her husband's hypocrisy and get revenge for his humiliating behavior to her.
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Drama about the determined efforts of the wife of a sex researcher to reveal her husband's hypocrisy and get revenge for his humiliating behavior to her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pierre Kalfon
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Golan Productions, Les Films Number One
Cast
Pierre Kalfon
Director
Bernard Verley
Gabriel
Olga Georges-Picot
Christine Benoît
Paul Guers
Michel Benoît
Karin Petersen
Mme Misseron
Jean Valmont
Misseron
Jacques Portet
Maître Bouquet
Gérard Alexandre
Armand
Lena Grinda
Mme Vinel-Lecomte
Sarah Sterling
La prostituée
Raymond Loyer
L'amateur de revues italiennes
François Cannone
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