C'est la vie (2001) DVDrip XviD- Galmuchet

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C'est la vie (2001) DVDrip XviD- Galmuchet
  • Release date: 7 Nov 2001
  • Release year: 2001
  • Runtime: 113 minutes
  • Country: France
  • Keywords: based on novel, based on book
  • Budget: $38,000,000
Plot:
Dimitri joins La Maison, a place where people are welcomed for whom medicine can not do anything anymore. There he meets Suzanne, a volunteer who is dedicated to supporting people at the end of their lives.

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C'est la vie (2001) DVDrip XviD- Galmuchet

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