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Directed by | Marie-Christine Questerbert |
Written by | Marie-Christine Questerbert |
Produced by | Raymond Blumenthal Jimmy de Brabant (associate producer) Sylvain Bursztejn (delegate producer) |
Starring | Caroline Ducey Melvil Poupaud Mathieu Demy Sylvie Testud Jackie Berroyer Édith Scob |
Cinematography | Emmanuel Machuel |
Edited by | Catherine Quesemand |
Production companies | Blue Films Canal+ Centre National de la Cinématographie (CNC) Delux Productions Eurimages Fonds National de Soutien à la Production Audiovisuelle du Luxembourg Gam Films Parnasse International |
Distributed by | Les Films du Paradoxe |
Release date | 29 November 2000 |
Running time | 107 minutes |
Country | France / Luxembourg / Canada / Italy |
Language | French |
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