Vingt-neuf degrés à l'ombre Trailer (1969)
12 October 1969 33 mins
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12 October 1969 33 mins
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Claude Winter as Mme Pomadour
Jacques Charon as Pomadour
Paul-Émile Deiber as Piget
Bernard Dhéran as M. Adolphe
René Camoin as Courtin
France 12 October 1969
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