Médiumnité Trailer (1978)

30 October 1978 73 mins

A young woman unsatisfied with her life and her marriage discovers gifts of medium.

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Cast

Jean-Claude Brisseau as Pierre

Marie Rivière

María Luisa García as Isabelle

Crew

Jean-Claude Brisseau Director

International Releases Dates

France 30 October 1978

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