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English: Françoise Arnoul by the Hebrew advertisement to her film La Chatte (1958)(החתול), showing at Orion Cinema in Jerusalem for the French Film Festival.
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Françoise Arnoul in front of the advertisement in hebrew of her film "La Chatte" (1958) (החתול), screened at the Orion Cinema in Jerusalem, during the french film festival.
Françoise Arnoul delante del anuncio en hebreo de su película "La Chatte" (1958) (החתול), proyectada en la sala de cine "Orion", en Jerusalén, durante el festival de cine francés.
Françoise Arnoul davant de l'anunci en hebreu de la seva pel·lícula "La Chatte" (1958) (החתול), projectada a la sala de cinema "Orion", a Jerusalem, durant el festival de cinema francès.
Françoise Arnoul antaŭ la anonco en la hebrea por ŝia filmo "La Chatte" (1958) (החתול), projekciita en la kinejo "Orion" en Jerusalemo, dum la franca filmfestivalo.
Françoise Arnoul devant la publicité en hébreu pour son film "La Chatte" (1958) (החתול), projeté au cinéma "Orion" à Jérusalem, lors du festival du film français.
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