"Françoise Dorléac!" 28 October 1966 Drama 8 mins
Homage to the novelist Delly, to celebrate her centenary, a mini-soap opera (silent photo-novel style with bubbles) with Françoise Dorléac in the role of the orphan Garlonne and Jacques Dutronc in that of the young director Alban.
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France 28 October 1966
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