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and a french film, i think, for number three? between two worlds. this is in cinemas and on curzon home cinema. this is based on a nonfiction book, a writer who went undercover in the cleaning industry to find out what things were like at the harsh end of the economic spectrum. the book, over here, was published as the night cleaner. juliette binoche is marianne, turns his back on her life in paris, goes off to a new town where nobody knows her, goes for a job as a cleaner says, i ll take it. and they go, well, it s not just that you take it, we have to want you to take it. and she discovers that even for a job that lowly, you really have to sell yourself. here s a clip.
the slogan of which is 80 years of cheap thrills and almost no decapitations. and underneath all the silliness, there s this rather sweet story about overcoming your fears and families bonding and families sticking together, but it s like a gag a minute. there s a fonziejoke in it i don t think anybody under the age of 50 will get. but i went in knowing nothing about it, i came out. there s been loads and loads of series. i am going to track it down on television, because i really enjoyed the film and i knew nothing. oh, but that s fun, that s a good recommendation. and a french film, i think, for number three? between two worlds. this is in cinemas and on curzon home cinema. this is based on a nonfiction book, a writer who went undercover in the cleaning industry to find out what things were like at the harsh end of the economic spectrum. the book, over here, was published as the night cleaner. juliette binoche is marianne, turns her back on her life in paris, goes off to a new town
there s this rather sweet story about overcoming your fears and families bonding and families sticking together, but it s like a gag a minute. there s a fonziejoke in it i don t think anybody under the age of 50 will get. but i went in knowing nothing about it, i came out. there s been loads and loads of series. i am going to track it down on television, because i really enjoyed the film and i knew nothing. oh, but that s fun, that s a good recommendation. and a french film, i think, for number three? between two worlds. this is in cinemas and on curzon home cinema. this is based on a nonfiction book, a writer who went undercover in the cleaning industry to find out what things were like at the harsh end of the economic spectrum. the book, over here, was published as the night cleaner. juliette binoche is marianne, turns his back on her life in paris, goes off to a new town where nobody knows her, goes for a job as a cleaner says, i ll take it. and they go, well, it s not just that
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