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To accompany him in his business dinners, Lisa Barland, a hardened 37-year-old bachelor, uses the services of escorts. One evening, when her rider failed her, she decided to hire the worker who works at her house.
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To accompany him in his business dinners, Lisa Barland, a hardened 37-year-old bachelor, uses the services of escorts. One evening, when her rider failed her, she decided to hire the worker who works at her house.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:La Compagnie des Indes, Jean-Pierre BIGARD
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