75e, elles se souviennent

2015

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Cast

Janette Bertrand

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Julie Snyder

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Thérèse Tanguay-Dion

Self

Lise Payette

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Pauline Marois

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Karima Brikh

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Martine Desjardins

Self

Tamy Emma Pepin

Self

Sophie Thibault

Self

Flavie Payette-Renouf

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Christiane Laberge

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Liza Frulla

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Julien David-Pelletier

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Léo Bureau-Blouin

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Louise Beaudoin

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Denise Bombardier

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Lucie Martineau

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