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Ma place sur le trottoir 

Jacqueline falls under the spell of Philippe, who has come to her home to sell her a vacuum cleaner. She welcomes him into her home and gives him a boost. An early-retired prostitute, she owns a small sex shop which, until now, had been poorly run by her ex-husband Jean. To keep Philippe close to her, she entrusts him with its management.
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Jacqueline falls under the spell of Philippe, who has come to her home to sell her a vacuum cleaner. She welcomes him into her home and gives him a boost. An early-retired prostitute, she owns a small sex shop which, until now, had been poorly run by her ex-husband Jean. To keep Philippe close to her, she entrusts him with its management.

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