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The Eighth Day (1997)

An unusual and wonderful friendship develops between a busy but unhappy salesman and a resident of a mental asylum.
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An unusual and wonderful friendship develops between a busy but unhappy salesman and a resident of a mental asylum.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Jaco Van Dormael
Written By:Jaco Van Dormael
In Theaters:3/7/1997
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:D. A. Films, Working Title, Pan-Européenne, TF1 Films Production, RTL-TVi

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