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New York After Midnight (1978)

Monique is a 35 year old French woman, living in New York. The daughter of a French diplomat who has remarried, Monique has no financial worries, and holds a good job with a publishing firm. She finds relationships difficult, and frequently suffers acute depression. Her nights are filled with strange dreams, and apparitions of flashing lights.
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Monique is a 35 year old French woman, living in New York. The daughter of a French diplomat who has remarried, Monique has no financial worries, and holds a good job with a publishing firm. She finds relationships difficult, and frequently suffers acute depression. Her nights are filled with strange dreams, and apparitions of flashing lights.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Jacques Scandelari
Written By:Louisa Rose, Jacques Scandelari
In Theaters:1/1/1978
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Can't Stop Production

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