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La maîtresse du président 

Parisian socialite Marguerite Steinheil meets President Félix Faure, who falls madly in love with her. But her life changes forever when the President dies in her arms. Overwhelmed and accused, she must face justice and society trials.
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Parisian socialite Marguerite Steinheil meets President Félix Faure, who falls madly in love with her. But her life changes forever when the President dies in her arms. Overwhelmed and accused, she must face justice and society trials.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jean-Pierre Sinapi
Written By:Valérie Bonnier
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Studio:Alter Ego Productions

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