Tricheuse (2009)
XVID 640x352 25.00fps 926Kbps | French MP3 stereo 128Kbps | English subs .srt | 01:31:52 | 700 MB
Comedy | Director: Jean-François Davy | aka "So Woman!" | Starring: Hélène de Fougerolles, Zinedine Soualem, Valérie Kaprisky

Clémence est une jeune avocate brillante qui vient de s'installer à son compte. Carriériste, elle ne souhaite pas s'engager en amour. Pour se débarrasser de son amant un peu trop collant et se faire accepter par son propriétaire allergique aux célibataires, elle décide de faire passer Farid, son accordeur de piano, pour son mari…
Lawyer Clémence Vallardin must convince her landlord that she is married in order to secure the lease on an apartment. She spins the same tale for Cédric who is madly in love with her and is willing to do anything to please her, even if it means offering Clémence a piano. Cédric's tenacity begins to annoy Clémence and when the piano arrives at Clémence's place, delivered by a man named Farid, Clémence persuades Farid to pretend to be her husband and asks him to come and live with her in order to get rid of Cédric.

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