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60 years ago, pianist Julie Bernstein was involved in an accident while her sister Gloria was taking a risky car ride. Her hands have been mutilated ever since and she suffers from cancer. When Julie learns that she was deceived by Gloria during a love affair in 1917, she swears revenge.
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60 years ago, pianist Julie Bernstein was involved in an accident while her sister Gloria was taking a risky car ride. Her hands have been mutilated ever since and she suffers from cancer. When Julie learns that she was deceived by Gloria during a love affair in 1917, she swears revenge.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Béatrice Rubinstein, Mireille Lanteri
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Studio:F. Productions (Paris), Columbia TriStar Film und Fernseh Produktions, Gemini Filmproduktion
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