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Pour Clémence (1977) – Official Trailer, Cast & Details
Pour Clémence at a Glance
Pour Clémence is a 1977 film from director Charles Belmont, with a cast led by Jean Crubelier, Éva Darlan and Lucia Bensasson. It runs 1 hour 40 minutes and came out on October 19, 1977. Pour Clémence holds an average TMDB user score of 8.0/10 from 2 votes.
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An aeronautical engineer in his forties, passionate about his job, nevertheless opts for a well-compensated year of unemployment as a sabbatical. What happens when city space and time are no longer defined by employment? Where are the wonderful projects? Where are the intimate resources?
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Frequently Asked Questions About Pour Clémence
When was Pour Clémence released?
Pour Clémence was released on October 19, 1977.
What is the runtime of Pour Clémence?
Pour Clémence has a runtime of 1 hour 40 minutes (100 minutes).
Who stars in Pour Clémence?
Pour Clémence stars Jean Crubelier as Michel, Éva Darlan as Sarah, Lucia Bensasson and Claude Debord.
Who directed Pour Clémence?
Pour Clémence was directed by Charles Belmont. The screenplay is credited to Marielle Issartel and Charles Belmont.
What is the TMDB score of Pour Clémence?
On TMDB it has an average user score of 8.0/10 from 2 votes.
What movies are similar to Pour Clémence?
Movies TMDB recommends alongside Pour Clémence include Nomadland (2021), Box of Moonlight (1996), The Prisoner of Second Avenue (1975), Sunday in New York (1963) and Weekend (1967).
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