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Seeking medical advice to lose a few pounds, a woman lands up finding out about the usefulness of a computer, not just for her diet but also for work, with her parents,and to find a new boyfriend after the previous one has left her.
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Seeking medical advice to lose a few pounds, a woman lands up finding out about the usefulness of a computer, not just for her diet but also for work, with her parents,and to find a new boyfriend after the previous one has left her.
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Written By:Josiane Balasko
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Runtime:69 minutes
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Cast
Francis Fehr
Director
Josiane Balasko
Pauline
Martin Lamotte
Martin
Gérard Jugnot
The fake doctor
Jean-Louis Lapasset
Jean-Louis, aka 'Max le Tenace'
Éva Darlan
Hostess-robot
Chantal Pelletier
Hostess-robot
Guy Mairesse
The police inspector
Maja Wodecka
The employee of the marriage agency
Marie-Anne Chazel
Solange, the civil servant
Jacques Attali
Self
Bruno Moynot
The waiter (uncredited)
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