Portrait of Innocence Trailer

Portrait of Innocence Trailer (1941)

02 December 1941 Drama, Comedy 88 mins

A student from an elementary school accidentally breaks the glass roof of his school. His comrades decide to support it by working during the summer holidays in order to pay for reconstruction.

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Cast

Louise Carletti

as Mariette

Gilbert Gil

as Monsieur Morin, l'instituteur

André Brunot

as Le commissaire

Marcel Pérès

as Victor Lemoine

Louis Seigner

as Le directeur de l'école

Anthony Gildès

as Le père Castor

Léonce Corne

as L'ami de la famille

Martial Rèbe

as Le père de Fernand

Madeleine Geoffroy

as La mère de Fernand

Jeanne Pérez

as La mère de Jeannot

Henry Darbray

as Le client radin

François Viguier

as Le mendiant

Émile Genevois

as Gros Charles

Lucien Coëdel

as Le père de Jeannot

Robert Arpin

as Gégène

Serge Bedez

as Un gamin

International Releases Dates

Denmark 25 March 1944

France 02 December 1941

United Kingdom 22 December 1945

Poland 24 June 1956

United States 09 June 1948

Production Companies

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31 January 1941

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Henry Aldrich for President Trailer (1941)

17 October 1941

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08 December 1941

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17 May 1941

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Mystery Ship Trailer (1941)

03 September 1941

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Ang Maestra Trailer (1941)

01 January 1941

Gerardo de Leon’s biggest pre-war hit.

How to Take a Vacation Trailer (1941)

09 October 1941

In this Robert Benchley instructional video, he demonstrates the pitfalls of a homebody husband attempting to take a vacation apart from his wife.

Gentlemannagangstern Trailer (1941)

01 February 1941

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You Can't Fool a Camera Trailer (1941)

23 May 1941

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30 March 1941

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