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Journal d’une maison de correction
In Marseilles, in a house of correction reserved for teenagers, it is the young Patricia who, by its authority and its force, imposed herself on all her classmates.
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In Marseilles, in a house of correction reserved for teenagers, it is the young Patricia who, by its authority and its force, imposed herself on all her classmates.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Audiphone, isa films
Cast
Georges Cachoux
Director
Véronique Day
Laurence N.
Martine Bougeon
Patricia S.
Éva Ionesco
Isabelle
Evelyne Dassas
Psychologist
Dominique Webb
Illusionist
Patricia Lavidange
Alexandre Fabre
The maniac
Jacques Nivelle
Tania Sourseva
Georges Cachoux
Caseille (uncredited)
Norbert Ciret
Norbert, Concierge / Butler (uncredited)
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