In the lands of Brière a bitter dispute broke out over the draining of marshes for brick making. An old man, Aoustin, leads the resistance and refuses to give the hand of his daughter Théotiste to a young peasant, Jeannin, who supports it.
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José Davert as Aoustin
Laurence Myrga as Théotiste
Jeanne Marie-Laurent as Aoustin's wife
Armand Tallier as Jeanin
Eugénie Nau as Florence
Émilie Prévost as Julie
Renée Wilde as Marie
Jean Charton as Cendron
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France 02 January 1924
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