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The Art of Seduction is a french film of genre Comedy with Mathieu Demy
The Art of Seduction (2011)
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Add to a movie listL’Art de séduire est un film de Guy Mazarguil, sorti le 27 juillet 2011.
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Jean-François, psychanalyste, est amoureux d'une de ses patientes. Mais lorsqu'elle décide d'arrêter sa thérapie, il se sent enfin libre de la séduire.Actors
Mathieu Demy
(Jean-François)
Lionel Abelanski
(Julien)
Valérie Donzelli
(Estelle)
Julie Gayet
(Hélène)
Élisabeth Vitali
(Mathilde)
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