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La Station Champbaudet

1972, French. Directed by Georges Folgoas.

The widow Champbaudet believes herself loved by an architect. But the young man actually has views on the neighbor upstairs. Cunning, he multiplies his visits to the widow with the sole aim of getting closer to the beautiful Aglaé. It was without counting on the husband of this one, whose jealousy could well play nasty tricks on the heartthrob of these ladies!

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1h 32m
Post-credits
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Language
French
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Released
27 December 1972
Country
France
Written by
Eugène Labiche

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Who directed La Station Champbaudet?

La Station Champbaudet (1972) was directed by Georges Folgoas and stars Georges Chamarat, Aline Bertrand, Francis Huster.

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