La soupière (2001)
Overview
To save the family business, a young man tries to convince his old aunt to sell her vineyard. But a previous encounter he had with his aunt's maid, who has another job that is not very recommendable at night, could screw things up.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.863 |
Directed By
Philippe Marouani
Maurice Molina
Francis Joffo
Crew
Robert Lamoureux
Philippe Marouani
Sylvain Meyniac
Maurice Molina
Francis Joffo
Charlie Mangel
Catherine Duplessis
TOP CAST
Micheline Dax
Tante Violette
Roger Pierre
Paul Dubard
Manoëlle Gaillard
Hélène Dubard
Juliette Meyniac
Germaine
Eric Galliano
Jean-François Louy
Christophe Abrial
Clément Douvre
Daniel Royan
L'inspecteur Berger
Carole Malaspina
Brigitte Dubard
Samuel Tudela
M. Louis
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