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Brief Encounter
Meeting a stranger in a railway station, a woman is tempted to cheat on her husband.
Starring:
Alfie Bass, Avis Scott, Celia Johnson, Cyril Raymond, Dennis Harkin, Everley Gregg, Irene Handl, Jack May, Joyce Carey, Margaret Barton, Marjorie Mars, Nuna Davey, Richard Thomas, Stanley Holloway, Sydney Bromley, Trevor Howard, Valentine Dyall, Wallace Bosco
Genre:
Drama, Romance
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