01 January 1957 95 mins
Adaptation of Molière's play of the same name. The story revolves around a wife who plays a trick on her husband to get revenge on him, by agreeing with some men to beat him as he beat her, put him in an awkward situation, and pretend to be a doctor.
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Henry Jacques Director
France 01 May 1956
Morocco 01 January 1957
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