22 April 1988 Drama, Comedy, TV Movie
Valma wants a baby with her partner Joe but he has trouble sustaining himself financially. She agrees to help Alphonse and to marry an immigrant.
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Deborra-Lee Furness as Valma
Jean-Pierre Cassel as Alphonse
John Clarke as Joe
Kym Amad as Fadya
Dalibor Satalic as Zoltan
Adriana Frosi-Petersen as Mrs. Toronto
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United States 22 April 1988
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