Pauvre France Trailer (1982)
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Jean Lefebvre as Victor Tabouré
Georges Beller as José Pilette
François Duval as Michel Tabouré
Annick Alane as Béatrice Tabouré
Nadine Capri as Martine la prostituée
Michel Roux Stage Director
Jean Mandaroux Decorator
Sam Bobrick Scenario Writer
Ron Clark Scenario Writer
Michel Ayats Director
France 17 May 1982
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