Love, Regret, and Art: Pandemic Lessons from Station Eleven and The Real World
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L'été en pente douce
When he inherits the family house and property after his mother's death, aspiring novelist Fane returns home with his bimbo girlfriend Lilas. He must care for his idiot brother Mo and contend with a greedy garage owner who covets Fane's property to expand his business. When efforts to buy the property are fruitless, the mechanic incites the townsfolk against the strange trio.
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When he inherits the family house and property after his mother's death, aspiring novelist Fane returns home with his bimbo girlfriend Lilas. He must care for his idiot brother Mo and contend with a greedy garage owner who covets Fane's property to expand his business. When efforts to buy the property are fruitless, the mechanic incites the townsfolk against the strange trio.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Gérard Krawczyk, Jean-Paul Lilienfeld
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Films A2, Flach Film, Solus Productions, Séléna Audiovisuel
Cast
Gérard Krawczyk
Director
Jacques Villeret
Maurice Leheurt aka Mo
Jean-Pierre Bacri
Stephane Leheurt aka Fane
Pauline Lafont
Lilas
Jean Bouise
Olivier Voke
Guy Marchand
André Voke
Jean-Paul Lilienfeld
Shawenhick
Jacques Mathou
Jeannot
Dominique Besnehard
Leval
Laurent Gendron
l'américain
Claude Chabrol
le prêtre
Maurice Mons
le type au comptoire
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