A Sweet Journey
Jan 04 1980
•2h 38m
•Drama, Comedy
Two lifelong best friends spend a weekend at a secluded cabin. Through intimate conversations and silent moments, they explore their deep understanding of each other's personalities and desires.
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Dominique Sanda
Hélène
Geraldine Chaplin
Lucie
Jacques Zabor
Denis
Jean Crubelier
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