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Mon amour de fantôme 

Anna, supermodel decides to retire to the countryside to take stock. She moves into a house that turns out not to be like the others. Indeed, the ghost of Jeremy, successful singer who died a few years ago, haunts the scene. The two "roommates" will have to get used to each other.
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Anna, supermodel decides to retire to the countryside to take stock. She moves into a house that turns out not to be like the others. Indeed, the ghost of Jeremy, successful singer who died a few years ago, haunts the scene. The two "roommates" will have to get used to each other.

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Genre:TV Movie, Comedy
Directed By:Arnaud Sélignac
Written By:Catherine Ramberg
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Be-FILMS, PM

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