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One Deadly Summer (1984)
Shortly after Elle Wieck moves to a small French village, she begins dating Pin-Pon, a quiet young mechanic who has grown obsessed with the beautiful newcomer. But Elle has her own reason for the relationship...
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Shortly after Elle Wieck moves to a small French village, she begins dating Pin-Pon, a quiet young mechanic who has grown obsessed with the beautiful newcomer. But Elle has her own reason for the relationship...
Rating:R
Genre:Mystery, Drama, Crime
Written By:Sébastien Japrisot
In Theaters:7/20/1984
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Runtime:133 minutes
Studio:TF1 Films Production, C.A.P.A.C., SNC, CAPAC
Cast
Jean Becker
Director
Isabelle Adjani
Eliane Wieck, aka 'Elle'
Alain Souchon
Fiorimonto Montecciari, aka 'Pin-Pon'
Suzanne Flon
Nine, aka 'Cognata'
Jenny Clève
Mrs. Montecciari, Pin-Pon's Mother
Maria Machado
Paula Wieck Devigne, aka 'Eva Braun', Eliane's mother
Evelyne Didi
Miss Dieu, aka 'Calamité', schoolmistress of Eliane
Jean Gaven
Leballech, boss of the sawmill
François Cluzet
Mickey, brother of Pin-Pon
Manuel Gélin
Boubou, brother of Pin-Pon
Roger Carel
Henri, aka 'Henri IV', owner of Pin-Pon
Michel Galabru
Gabriel Devigne, Eliane's father
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