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Tu es si jolie ce soir 

Prosecutor Vadim, who has an uneasy relationship with his glamorous wife Chanéac, vanishes at the time a psycho is offing club girls to the strains of the "Tu es si jolie ce soir" song.
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Prosecutor Vadim, who has an uneasy relationship with his glamorous wife Chanéac, vanishes at the time a psycho is offing club girls to the strains of the "Tu es si jolie ce soir" song.

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Genre:Thriller
Directed By:Jean-Pierre Mocky
Written By:Jean-Pierre Mocky
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Mocky Delicious Products (MDP)

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