Fleur de cactus Trailer (1989)
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Sophie Desmarets as Stéphane
Jacques Rosny as Julien
Pascale Vignal as Antonia
Christian Bouillette as Norbert
Jean-Marie Juan as Igor
Geneviève Brunet as Madame Durand-Bénéchol
Jean Lanier as Monsieur Cochet
Virginie Ledieu as Le Printemps de Boticelli
Pascal Queneau as Le barman
France 14 August 1989
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