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My Place in the Sun 

Three couples and a single guy, from different social and career backgrounds, and of various ages, struggle with finding happiness in their lives.
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Three couples and a single guy, from different social and career backgrounds, and of various ages, struggle with finding happiness in their lives.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Eric de Montalier
Written By:Eric de Montalier
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Runtime:105 minutes
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