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Jean is ten years old and imagines that he is the cause of the misunderstanding that occurred between his parents. He leaves the military institute where he studies and becomes the protégé of an opera singer at whose house, one day, he surprises a thief who blesses him. His parents reconcile at the foot of his hospital bed.
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Jean is ten years old and imagines that he is the cause of the misunderstanding that occurred between his parents. He leaves the military institute where he studies and becomes the protégé of an opera singer at whose house, one day, he surprises a thief who blesses him. His parents reconcile at the foot of his hospital bed.
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Films de Koster
Cast
Georges Pallu, Adelqui Migliar
Director
Constant Rémy
Commandant Robert Vernot
Ninon Vallin
Claude Arbellin
Jeanne Boitel
Denise Vernot
Gabriel Farguette
Le petit Jean
Raymond Aimos
Belette, le moniteur de l'école (as Aimos)
Jean Dax
Le colonel
Jean Bara
Le petit Pierre
Gaston Modot
Raymond
Léon Bary
Denys
Camille Bert
Jean Buquet
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