Le bal des veuves

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un film de Damien Fritsch, 61'Chaque année à Munster, en Alsace, a lieu un bal curieusement nommé "le bal des veuves". Déguisées et masquées, ce sont les femmes qui invitent à la danse.

Elles prennent le pouvoir le temps du bal et les hommes, dociles, attendent qu'elles jettent leur dévolu sur eux. Rencontres, confidences, séduction et déception... tout est possible.

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durée	61 minutes
auteur	Damien Fritsch
image	Bernard Colinet, Benoît Vetter, Philippe Strabach
son	Pierre Bailleul, Maurice Gojean, Jean Guy
montage	Damien Fritsch
coproduction	dora films / France 3 Alsace
participation	Centre national de la cinématographie
soutiens	Région Alsace

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