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Simone needs a change in her life. When she inherits a decrepit mansion in the South of France, she decides to move there with her husband Eric and their two children and turn the mansion into a new home.
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Simone needs a change in her life. When she inherits a decrepit mansion in the South of France, she decides to move there with her husband Eric and their two children and turn the mansion into a new home.
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Genre:Romance, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Dorien Goertzen, Marjolein Beumer
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Millstreet Films, FBO
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