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We Forget Everything!
Anne, who has just had an argument with her boyfriend Vassili, is put up for the night by Jacques and Odile, a couple of friends. But when Jacques takes her home the next day, he is arrested by the police, who mistake him for Vassili. In reality, Vassili is a terrorist.
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Anne, who has just had an argument with her boyfriend Vassili, is put up for the night by Jacques and Odile, a couple of friends. But when Jacques takes her home the next day, he is arrested by the police, who mistake him for Vassili. In reality, Vassili is a terrorist.
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Genre:Crime
Written By:Pascal Vidal, Pierre Philippe
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:France•3
Cast
Pascal Vidal
Director
Yves Beneyton
Jacques Fouchet
Christine Pascal
Anne Glizer
Christine Murillo
Odile Fouchet
Bruno Cremer
Claude Raisman
Bernard Fresson
Ballandier
Gérard Lartigau
Sylvain Michel
Micheline Presle
Madame Courdevey
Valérie Quennessen
Jean-Marc Thibault
Armorin
Yves Gabrielli
Marsangy
Guy Tréjean
Maître Trévise
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