La maison de Jeanne (1988)
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Chaque été pour l'anniversaire de sa fille Jeanne, Albert l'emmène visiter un nouveau pays d'Europe. Pour ses dix sept ans, il choisit une petite île suédoise, convaincu d'y trouver le trésor perdu d'un Viking légendaire. Mais voilà que la maison louée pour leur séjour est déjà occupée par deux femmes : Annika, la propriétaire des lieux et Christine, une amie française. Les vacances soigneusement organisées par Albert vont alors prendre un tout autre tournant, ce qui est loin de déplaire à Jeanne...
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