Valentine is going crazy. She entrusts her daughter to her cousin Beatrice, who accepts the child because she knows that her husband is the father. Once cured, Valentine comes to collect her child but simulates a new fit of madness when she understands that her daughter does not know her.
Marie-Ange Rivain
Marie-Louise Sarky
François Chatenay
Suzanne Bing
Lison Bernard
Valentine is going crazy. She entrusts her daughter to her cousin Beatrice, who accepts the child because she knows that her husband is the father. Once cured, Valentine comes to collect her child but simulates a new fit of madness when she understands that her daughter does not know her.
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