Natercia, a rich and attractive widow, meets Alain, a handsome and
intelligent man who is in desperate need of cash to complete his next
film project. Natercia gives Alain her support but she soon
realises that once he has taken her money he will have no further use
for her. Mortally wounded, she returns to her home country...
Cast: Clara D'Ovar (Natércia),
Pierre Vaneck (Alain), François Maistre (Lawyer),
Alexandra Stewart (Sandra), Ursula Kubler (Olga),
Peter Oser (Mário),
Françoise Prévost (Françoise), José Quaglio (Claude),
Ginette Pigeon (Sylvie),
Françoise Thibaut (Marie-Pierre),
Bernard Andrieu (Armand),
Anne-Marie Baumann (Anna), Sacha Briquet (Jacques),
Pierre Dudan,
Jean Saudray,
Hubert de Lapparent,
Yvette Etiévant,
Serge Sauvion
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 90 min
Aka:Thank You, Natercia
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