The Roommates Party
An unusually cold winter forces the french government to push the best housed people to accommodate some poor fellow citizens. The decree called "Le Grand Partage" creates some trouble among the residents of a Paris upscale apartment block.
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An unusually cold winter forces the french government to push the best housed people to accommodate some poor fellow citizens. The decree called "Le Grand Partage" creates some trouble among the residents of a Paris upscale apartment block.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alexandra Leclère
In Theaters:
Box Office:$7,862,364
Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Pan Européenne Production
Cast
Alexandra Leclère
Director
Karin Viard
Christine Dubreuil
Didier Bourdon
Pierre Dubreuil
Valérie Bonneton
Béatrice Bretzel
Michel Vuillermoz
Grégory Bretzel
Josiane Balasko
La gardienne
Patrick Chesnais
Le voisin excentrique
Sandra Zidani
Madeleine
Michèle Moretti
Françoise Dubreuil
Firmine Richard
Philomena
Anémone
Madame Abramovitch
Jackie Berroyer
Monsieur Abramovitch
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