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My Favorite Season (1996)
Elderly woman Berthe leaves her house to live with her daughter Emilie. Emilie and her brother Antoine had a falling out three years ago and have not seen each other since, but Emilie invites him for Christmas. Memories will resurface and impact both Berthe's destiny and the strange relationship between Emilie and Antoine.
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Elderly woman Berthe leaves her house to live with her daughter Emilie. Emilie and her brother Antoine had a falling out three years ago and have not seen each other since, but Emilie invites him for Christmas. Memories will resurface and impact both Berthe's destiny and the strange relationship between Emilie and Antoine.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Pascal Bonitzer, André Téchiné
In Theaters:4/19/1996
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Runtime:127 minutes
Studio:TF1 Films Production, Les Films Alain Sarde
Cast
André Téchiné
Director
Daniel Auteuil
Antoine
Marthe Villalonga
Berthe
Catherine Deneuve
Emilie
Jean-Pierre Bouvier
Bruno
Chiara Mastroianni
Anne
Carmen Chaplin
Khadija
Anthony Prada
Lucien
Michèle Moretti
la directrice
Jacques Nolot
l'homme au cimetière
Bruno Todeschini
l'homme de l'hôpital
Jean Bousquet
le père d'Emilie
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