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The Bed Queen
The story of a woman who goes on strike: in a fit of anarchic revolt she simply decides to stay in bed – and refuses, like some distaff Oblomov, to see to the thousand and one chores that await her.
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The story of a woman who goes on strike: in a fit of anarchic revolt she simply decides to stay in bed – and refuses, like some distaff Oblomov, to see to the thousand and one chores that await her.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Gabrielle Baur
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:ONIX FIlm
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