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Private Madness

2004, French. Directed by Joachim Lafosse.

Pascale leaves Jan to start a new life with Didier. Unwillingly, Jan accepts to get a babysitter for their seven year old son, Thomas. She leaves him at his family home where she now has to live with her new partner. But when Pascale comes to love with Didier, Jan is still there and refuses to leave the house and separate herself from her child. Very quickly, conflict explodes and in less than a day, the destiny of each character is turned upside down.

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1h 7m
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French
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Released
13 October 2004
Original title
Folie privée
Country
Belgium, France
Written by
Joachim Lafosse, Kris Cuppens

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Private Madness (2004) was directed by Joachim Lafosse and stars Kris Cuppens, Catherine Salée, Vincent Cahay.

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