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Pleure Pas My Love is a french film of genre Drama directed by Tony Gatlif with Fanny Ardant
Pleure Pas My Love (1989)
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Cinéaste réputé, Jacques Baronski voit sa vie bouleversée par l'arrivée de Fred, son fils, dont il ignorait jusqu'à l'existence. L'adolescent, passionné de cinéma, fait la connaissance de Roxane, star de cinéma et compagne de son père. Il en tombe follement amoureux.Actors
Fanny Ardant
(Roxane)
Rémi Martin
(Fred Lary)
László Szabó
(Olive)
Henri Déus
(Yves Le Bel)
Fred Personne
(Jules)
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