1944, France experiences its last days of German occupation. A microcosm representative of the various attitudes adopted during this troubled period, some heroic, others less brilliant, the Grégeois family, scattered by the war, will strengthen its ties according to the Allied advance on the territory and the liberation of Paris, with its joys but also its sorrows, because not all of its members will survive the relative chaos that will characterize this end of the world war.
André Berthomieu
Director
Claude Dauphin
Camille, Olivier and Henri Grégeois
Paulette Dubost
Germaine
Dominique Nohain
Michel
Michèle Philippe
Paméla Noël
Henri Crémieux
Fatafia
Blanche Denège
Cécile Grégeois
Paul Faivre
Berton
Christian Simon
Marceau
André Versini
Marcellin
Robert Rollis
Raymond
Charles Bouillaud
Coquillard
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