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    Emotionally Shaking Chapter 17

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    • name：Emotionally Shaking Chapter 17
    • alias：emotionallyshakingchapter17
    • state：Feature film
    • actor： Béatrice Dalle / Roman Duris / Jeanne Balibar /
    • director： Christophe Honoré /
    • year：2002
    • region：France
    • type：Mid-Night Video
    • duration： unknown
    • year：2002
    • language：French
    • updated：2025-06-09 23:06:59
    • intro：Saisier was in the prime of her youth, but her husband committed suicide to allow his wife and child to receive the life insurance compensation. As an orphaned widow, although she has no worries about living, the separation from her husband is irrevocable, making it hard to overcome the sorrow of losing him, and she feels dejected in thought. Entrusting her beloved child to her sister’s care, Saisier bit her lip and set off on her own. Unintentionally, the river carried her to another town. Strangely, it seemed like only men frequented this place. Young boys sought comfort in her, while gay men became her close friends.
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    《France ethics Masterpiece Directed by: Christophe Honoré Synopsis: Saisier was in the prime of her youth, but her husband committed suicide to allow his wife and child to receive the life insurance compensation. As an orphaned widow, although she has no worries about living, the separation from her husband is irrevocable, making it hard to overcome the sorrow of losing him, and she feels dejected in thought. Entrusting her beloved child to her sister’s care, Saisier bit her lip and set off on her own. Unintentionally, the river carried her to another town. Strangely, it seemed like only men frequented this place. Young boys sought comfort in her, while gay men became her close friends. Why Watch? This critically acclaimed film by France cinema, blending with ethics. Explore More: Discover similar films at:movieszone.org

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