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Nathalie... (2006)

Paris doctor Catherine starts to think her husband, Bernard, is having an affair when she hears an unfamiliar woman's message on his voice mail. Hoping to learn more about his extramarital activities, Catherine heads to a strip club, where she hires call girl Nathalie to have a fling with Gerard. As the affair progresses, Nathalie gives Catherine regular status reports, and the relationship between the women evolves from business to personal.
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Paris doctor Catherine starts to think her husband, Bernard, is having an affair when she hears an unfamiliar woman's message on his voice mail. Hoping to learn more about his extramarital activities, Catherine heads to a strip club, where she hires call girl Nathalie to have a fling with Gerard. As the affair progresses, Nathalie gives Catherine regular status reports, and the relationship between the women evolves from business to personal.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Anne Fontaine
Written By:François-Olivier Rousseau, Jacques Fieschi, Anne Fontaine
In Theaters:4/14/2006
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:StudioCanal, Les Films Alain Sarde, France 2 Cinéma, DD Productions, Vértigo Films

Cast

Director

Anne Fontaine

Director

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Fanny Ardant

Catherine

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Emmanuelle Béart

Nathalie / Marlène

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Gérard Depardieu

Bernard

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Wladimir Yordanoff

François

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Judith Magre

Catherine's Mother

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Rodolphe Pauly

The son

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Évelyne Dandry

The boss of the bar

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Aurore Auteuil

Catherine's patient

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Idit Cebula

Ghislaine

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Sasha Rucavina

Marianne

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Macha Polikarpova

Ingrid

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