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Jenny
When her fiancé breaks off their engagement, Danielle leaves London and returns to her mother, Jenny, in Paris. With her business partner Benoît, Jenny runs what appears to be a respectable nightclub – it is in fact a place where wealthy men can buy the favours of attractive young women. Oblivious to her mother's professional and personal life, Danielle meets a handsome young man named Lucien, and falls in love with him – not realising that he is Jenny's lover...
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When her fiancé breaks off their engagement, Danielle leaves London and returns to her mother, Jenny, in Paris. With her business partner Benoît, Jenny runs what appears to be a respectable nightclub – it is in fact a place where wealthy men can buy the favours of attractive young women. Oblivious to her mother's professional and personal life, Danielle meets a handsome young man named Lucien, and falls in love with him – not realising that he is Jenny's lover...
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jacques Constant, Jacques Prévert
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Gaumont-Franco Film-Aubert (G.F.F.A)
Cast
Marcel Carné
Director
Françoise Rosay
Jenny Gauthier
Albert Préjean
Lucien Dancret
Lisette Lanvin
Danielle Bricart
Charles Vanel
Benoit
Roland Toutain
Xavier
Sylvia Bataille
Florence
Jean-Louis Barrault
le Dromadaire
Robert Le Vigan
l'Albinos
Margo Lion
Madame Vrack
René Génin
le pêcheur du bistrot
Roger Blin
le malade solitaire
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