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L'hippopotamours
Directed by	Christian Fuin
Written by	Christian Fuin Philippe Khorsand
Starring	Louis Jourdan
Release date	1976
Country	France
Language	French

L'hippopotamours is a 1976 French film.^[1]

Plot

Three women escape from a mental institution, and cause a variety of disturbances.

References

^ L'hippopotamours at Louisjourdan.net

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1976 films

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