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Paris 1945! Everything's got to start over: everything's mad! Only the spivs are rich. When you're 16 with nothing but marbles in your pocket, you nick your schoolmate's savings and leave your home town for the bright lights of the city. Lost among the cute waifs and strays in Montmartre, Victor embarks on his city adventure with his sister's address as his only lifeline - a poor girl who survives by selling her charms and whose man nabs everything as soon as she gets it. The kids who play marbles on the wasteland keep their precious things to themselves but faced with Victor's fresh skin, the haggling starts and more than one of them gives in. He realises his worth and soon starts touting for business. He'll discover the artists of bohemian Montparnasse, as well as the riches of the smart districts.
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Paris 1945! Everything's got to start over: everything's mad! Only the spivs are rich. When you're 16 with nothing but marbles in your pocket, you nick your schoolmate's savings and leave your home town for the bright lights of the city. Lost among the cute waifs and strays in Montmartre, Victor embarks on his city adventure with his sister's address as his only lifeline - a poor girl who survives by selling her charms and whose man nabs everything as soon as she gets it. The kids who play marbles on the wasteland keep their precious things to themselves but faced with Victor's fresh skin, the haggling starts and more than one of them gives in. He realises his worth and soon starts touting for business. He'll discover the artists of bohemian Montparnasse, as well as the riches of the smart districts.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jean-Daniel Cadinot
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:French Art
Cast
Jean-Daniel Cadinot
Director
Elyes Ardini
Marcel, le passager clandestin du train
David Bauman
Titi, le 1ère Poulbot
Damien Carrey
Pierrot, le 2ème Poulbot
Lucien Lebrun
Victor, le jeune provincial
Claude Martinet
David, le directeur de la galerie d'art
Lucas Rizzi
René, le copain de classe
Adrian Vassiliu
Robert, le jules d'Emilie
Yadranko Wasa
André, l'artiste peintre
Franz Weber
Le modèle
Antonio Andrea
Le facteur
Frimousse
Le chien de Titi
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