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The Choice

1976, French. Directed by Jacques Faber.

Jean-Pierre, a twenty-three-year-old Belgian theater actor, is engaged to a charming seamstress, Anne Jacquemin, who dreams of nothing else but a quiet married life with children. Belonging to a Brussels company, Jean-Pierre wants to experience more and decides to join a stock company that performs in the South of France. There he meets Juliette Allard, a young dancer who is the lookalike of Anne. As beautiful as her, she is more mysterious and fascinating than Anne. Jean-Pierre loves both: will he be able to choose between these two equally appealing women?

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Released
10 January 1976
Original title
Le Choix
Country
Belgium, France
Written by
Jacques Faber, Nanina Zunino
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The Choice (1976) was directed by Jacques Faber and stars Claude Jade, Gilles Kohler, Georges Lambert.

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