04 January 2005 Comedy, TV Movie 90 mins
Vazquez, 60, owns a small French publishing house. His mother, a Spanish refugee, raised him in the memory of a father, hero of the resistance under Franquism. His daughter Lauriane, 30, has a complicated love life, but still lives with her father.
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Germán Cobos as Delgado
Guy Bedos as Carlos Vasquez
Marc Citti as Phillipe
Sophie Le Tellier as Lauriane
Lio as Charlène
Marianne Groves as Vasquez assistant
Laurent Suire as L'architecte
Téhila Mimouni as Petite fille de Vasquez
Ariane Séguillon as Anne-Sophie
Dominique Delguste as Melin
Françoise Bertin as La vieille dame
Arthur Chazal as Le petit-fils de Vasquez
France 04 January 2005
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01 January 2005
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17 May 2005
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