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Yiddish Connection (1992)
Two middle-aged Jewish merchants plot to crack a safe with a clergyman and some neighbors in Paris.
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Two middle-aged Jewish merchants plot to crack a safe with a clergyman and some neighbors in Paris.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Comedy
Written By:Didier Kaminka, Charles Aznavour
In Theaters:3/14/1992
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:AFC, FR3 Films Production, UGC, Top n°1, Sofica Cinergie
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