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La Mort du Chinois
Michel, a children's book author, has always been successful in life until the day his wife leaves him for a Chinese person. Planning on killing his rival, he starts looking for them.
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Michel, a children's book author, has always been successful in life until the day his wife leaves him for a Chinese person. Planning on killing his rival, he starts looking for them.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean-Louis Benoît
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Blue Films
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