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The Forbidden Woman

1997, French. Directed by Philippe Harel.

François is 39, Muriel is 22... He is married, with a child, and lives comfortably. She is single and unattached. They meet by chance... He wants her... She resists... Gives in... Latches on to him... There is a name for it: adultery. Adultery in all its fleeting joys, rare moments, creeping jealousy, open conflicts, stolen pleasures, tears held back, tears shed.

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1h 40m
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French
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Released
24 September 1997
Original title
La Femme défendue
Country
France
Written by
Philippe Harel, Eric Assous

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The Forbidden Woman (1997) was directed by Philippe Harel and stars Isabelle Carré, Philippe Harel, Nathalie Conio.

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