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The Bridesmaid (2006)
A hard-working young man meets and falls in love with his sister's bridesmaid. He soon finds out how disturbed she really is.
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A hard-working young man meets and falls in love with his sister's bridesmaid. He soon finds out how disturbed she really is.
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Genre:Thriller, Romance, Drama
Written By:Claude Chabrol, Pierre Leccia
In Theaters:8/6/2006
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:Alicéléo, Canal Diffusion, France 2 Cinéma, Integral Film
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