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Une femme d'extérieur
Françoise breaks up with Jacques after living with him for fifteen years. She's left alone with their three children, a lovely home, and her nursing job at a hospital. Françoise quickly refuses to assume responsibility for this new situation beyond her control. She starts going out, living by night… hanging out in new places, ready for chance encounters.
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Françoise breaks up with Jacques after living with him for fifteen years. She's left alone with their three children, a lovely home, and her nursing job at a hospital. Françoise quickly refuses to assume responsibility for this new situation beyond her control. She starts going out, living by night… hanging out in new places, ready for chance encounters.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Christophe Blanc, Roger Bohbot, Ève Deboise
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Canal+, CNC, La Sofica Gimages 2, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Cinéma
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