Mort en fraude Trailer

Mort en fraude Trailer (1957)

09 April 1957 Drama, Crime, War 105 mins

In 1950 Saigon Paul Horcier, a young Frenchman is on the run for currency trafficking. A Eurasian woman he meets takes him to shelter in a village in No man's land between the French forces and the Viet Minh. He grows to have enormous empathy with the locals and their poor living conditions. He ultimately lays down his life on their behalf.

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Cast

Daniel Gélin

as Paul Horcier

Lucien Callamand

as The Chief of Police

Jacques Chancerel

as The Vice President

Antoine Filidori

as The Smuggler

Le Thi Nam

as The Mother

Nguyen Phuong

as The sister of the Village Headman

Trinh Trac

as The Village Headman

Dang Van Nhan

as Ty - brother of Anh

Dang Van Nhan

as Grandfather

Luong Van Vuong

as The Man with Harmonica

Crew

Raymond Cauchetier

Raymond Cauchetier Camera Department Manager

Paul-Louis Boutié

Paul-Louis Boutié Production Design

Edmond Séchan

Edmond Séchan Director of Photography

Henri Crolla

Original Music Composer

André Cultet

André Cultet Production Manager

Raymond Cauchetier

Raymond Cauchetier Still Photographer

International Titles

O Rio do Arroz Sangrento Trailer

Suistomaan pakolainen Trailer

Saigon Trailer

La donna di Saigon Trailer

Dakuryû Trailer

Ucieczka z Sajgonu Trailer

Fugitive in Saigon Trailer

International Releases Dates

Finland 27 December 1957

France 16 May 1957

Sweden 18 October 1957

United States 01 January 1958

Production Companies

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