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Les Aventures d'Yvon Dikkebusch
Yvon Dikkebush is a café owner in northern France. His clientele consists mainly of workers from the factory located opposite his establishment. Following the announcement of layoffs, a strike breaks out and the factory is occupied.
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Yvon Dikkebush is a café owner in northern France. His clientele consists mainly of workers from the factory located opposite his establishment. Following the announcement of layoffs, a strike breaks out and the factory is occupied.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Ronny Coutteure, Maurice Failevic
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Runtime:86 minutes
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