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The Boss's Daughter is a french film of genre Drama directed by Olivier Loustau with Christa Theret
The Boss's Daughter (2016)
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Add to a movie listLa Fille du patron est une comédie romantique et dramatique française réalisée par Olivier Loustau et sortie en 2015. C'est le premier long métrage réalisé par Olivier Loustau.
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Vital, chef d'atelier d'une usine textile marié et père de famille tombe amoureux d'une étudiante qui réalise une thèse en ergonomie dans l'entreprise et qui se révèle être la fille de son patron, ce qui suscite des remous dans les familles, dans l'entreprise comme dans l'équipe de rugby dont Vital est l'entraîneur.Actors
Christa Theret
(Alix)
Florence Thomassin
(Mado)
Olivier Loustau
(Vital)
Patrick Descamps
(Baretti)
Stéphane Rideau
(Marc)
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