Children Out of Tune Trailer (1964)
A young couple skip school to spend time together in a mansion.
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Cast
Christiane Pérez as The girl
Pascal Roy as The boy
Maurice Garrel as The father
Marcel Domerc as Himself - Lycée Montaigne's teacher
Jean-Noël Roy as The friend
Crew
Philippe Garrel Director
André Weinfeld Director of Photography
Philippe Garrel Producer
Philippe Garrel Writer
Thierry Garrel Production Assistant
Olivier Mergault Production Assistant
International Titles
Sklocone dzieci Trailer
International Releases Dates
France 25 January 1964
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