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Lovers since childhood, Sylvain and Angelina do not see their lives separated from each other. However, Sylvain is sent to war and the young woman desperately awaits his return. Years pass and the latter is forced by her father to marry Jean-Marie, a man she does not love. One day, while Angelica and her family are climbing in the Alps, an avalanche sweeps them away. Safe and sound, she comes face to face with her childhood sweetheart, Sylvain.
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Lovers since childhood, Sylvain and Angelina do not see their lives separated from each other. However, Sylvain is sent to war and the young woman desperately awaits his return. Years pass and the latter is forced by her father to marry Jean-Marie, a man she does not love. One day, while Angelica and her family are climbing in the Alps, an avalanche sweeps them away. Safe and sound, she comes face to face with her childhood sweetheart, Sylvain.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Films Sacha Gordine
Cast
Richard Pottier
Director
Pierre Fresnay
Le père Théotime
Simone Valère
Angelina Cavazza
Marc Valbel
Jean-Marie Sondaz
Pauline Carton
La mère Culoz
Yves Deniaud
Le sergent Brocard, dit 'La fleur'
Gérard Landry
Sylvain Bavoizet
Jean Brochard
Philémon Cavazza
François Joux
Le premier prieur
Raphaël Patorni
Une recrue
Julien Maffre
Un soldat fatigué
Alexandre Mihalesco
L'aubergiste
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