Un soupçon d'amour
Sep 09 2020
•2h 32m
•Drama
A theater actress leaves her show to retire with her sick son to her childhood city.
Cast
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Marianne Basler
Geneviève
Fabienne Babe
Isabelle
Jean-Philippe Puymartin
André
Ferdinand Leclère
Jérôme
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