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Looking for Cheyenne is a french film of genre Drama directed by Valérie Minetto released in USA on 1 april 2005 with Mila Dekker
Looking for Cheyenne (2005)
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Add to a movie listOublier Cheyenne est un film français de Valérie Minetto, réalisé en 2005 et sorti le 22 mars 2006 en France.
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Cheyenne et Sonia s'aiment et sont heureuses. Mais Cheyenne, jeune journaliste en fin de droit, révoltée par sa situation et ne voulant dépendre de personne, décide de mener une vie solitaire à la campagne, sans Sonia. Celle-ci, professeur de physique chimieActors
Mila Dekker
(Cheyenne)
Aurélia Petit
(Sonia)
Malik Zidi
(Pierre)
Laurence Côte
(Édith)
Christine Dory
(Voisine)
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