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Jeanne d'Arc (2009)
A young woman recovering from a suicide attempt arrives in a war-torn city and gets a job as a waitress at a local bar. Jeanne befriends the author of an unpopular drunkard, but fate has other plans for their relationship .
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A young woman recovering from a suicide attempt arrives in a war-torn city and gets a job as a waitress at a local bar. Jeanne befriends the author of an unpopular drunkard, but fate has other plans for their relationship .
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Lauri Timonen
In Theaters:5/1/2009
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Runtime:22 minutes
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Cast
Lauri Timonen
Director
Nuppu Koivu
Jeanne d'Arc
Heikki Metsämäki
Kirjailija
Velipekka Makkonen
Isäntä
Leena Lepistö
Emäntä
Minna Maskulin
Sisar Catherine
Päivi Paldan
Sisar Margaret
Jouni Kosenius
Checkerin kuljettaja
Anssi Mänttäri
Kanta-asiakas
Matti Kuortti
Tiedemies
Jouni Tommola
Tutkimuskohde
Rain Tolk
Kustannustoimittaja
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