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Faut pas rêver

Fr. 1983. Dramatic comedy by Jacques Krier with Charlie Nelson, Zoé Chauveau, Patrice Valota. The tribulations of a labourer who thinks of leaving the factory for good to live in the middle of nowhere with the teacher from a nearby village.

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Le Jeune Marié

Fr. 1982. Sentimental drama by Bernard Stora with Richard Berry, Brigitte Fossey, Zoé Chauveau. On his wedding day, a provincial worker falls in love with a young woman, whom he wants to see again.

Runtime: 97 min.

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Longshot

U.S. 1981. Sports drama by E.W. Swackhamer with Leif Garrett, Ralph Seymour, Linda Manz.

Runtime: 100 min.

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Les Filles de Grenoble

Fr. 1981. Social drama by Joël Le Moigne with André Dussollier, Zoé Chauveau, Patrick Lafani. In Grenoble, prostitutes agree to testify in court to put an end to the activity of Italian pimps.

Runtime: 91 min.

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L'Empreinte des géants

Fr. 1980. Drama by Robert Enrico with Zoé Chauveau, Mario Adorf, Serge Reggiani.

Runtime: 141 min.

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Girls

Fr. 1979. Dramatic comedy by Just Jaeckin with Anne Parillaud, Zoé Chauveau, Isabelle Mejias.

Runtime: 95 min.

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Stop Calling Me Baby!

V.O.: Moi, Fleur Bleue

Fr. 1977. Sentimental comedy by Éric Le Hung with Jean Yanne, Jodie Foster, Sydne Rome. Accompanied by a friend, a truck driver goes in search of a fifteen-year old girl who has run away.

Runtime: 100 min.

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L'Ombre des châteaux

Fr. 1976. Dramatic comedy by Daniel Duval with Philippe Léotard, Albert Dray, Zoé Chauveau. Two brothers try to free their young sister from a reformatory.

Runtime: 95 min.