My Father’s Fault

My Father’s Fault

Release date : June 11, 2012
Runtime : 53m
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Original Language : French /
Director : Chloé Barreau /
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Production companies : Camera Lucida Productions / France Télévisions /
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Father Jean-Claude Barreau, 39, announced in September 1971 his decision to marry. This announcement would have a considerable impact due to the notoriety he had acquired as a best-selling author. 40 years later, his daughter Chloé looks back on this story that marked her family and questions yesterday's and today's society on a matter that is still relevant: the priests' vow of celibacy.
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  • title:My Father’s Fault
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2012
  • Runtime:53m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language: French ·
  • Director: Chloé Barreau /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies: Camera Lucida Productions · France Télévisions ·
  • Overview:Father Jean-Claude Barreau, 39, announced in September 1971 his decision to marry. This announcement would have a considerable impact due to the notoriety he had acquired as a best-selling author. 40 years later, his daughter Chloé looks back on this story that marked her family and questions yesterday's and today's society on a matter that is still relevant: the priests' vow of celibacy.
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