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Madame Bovary (1975)

Gustave Flaubert's tale of a bored housewife whose yearning for excitement leads to ruin, heartbreak, and tragedy.

Year: 1976 · Madame Bovary (1975) · Credits: Francesca Annis, Tom Conti, Gabrielle Lloyd... more

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Years: 1976

Seasons: 1

Genre: Drama

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