20 March 1976 Drama, TV Movie 51 mins
An elderly woman would like some company as her son is off venturing foreign lands and seducing women from lands afar. Her resident priest who seems to live in the same château as her does not agree and seems to have preconceptions and superstitions as to a family curse.
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Hélène Perdrière as Mrs. de Grey
Daniel Lecourtois as Le père Herbert
Yves Lefebvre as Paul de Grey
Catherine Jourdan as Margaret Aldis
France 20 March 1976
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