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My Pastor Among the Nudists
A country priest receives his bishop with the mission of converting a nudist camp.
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A country priest receives his bishop with the mission of converting a nudist camp.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Robert Thomas
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Naja Films, Imp.Ex.Ci., Les Films Jacques Leitienne
Cast
Robert Thomas
Director
Paul Préboist
Le Curé Daniel
Georges Descrières
Monseigneur
Henri Génès
Truffard
Philippe Nicaud
Léon
Katia Tchenko
Gladys
Jean-Marc Thibault
Antoine
Ramiro Olivera
Alex, le fils d'Antoine
Brigitte Auber
Charlotte, la femme d'Antoine
Marc de Jonge
Oscar, le coiffeur
Sophie Boudet
Miquette
Cathy Esposito
Jeannette, la fille de Léon
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