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Ivre-Mort pour la Patrie
Professor Choron recounts with his memories as a child of a barrier guard, the 2nd World War with its horrors and the trains he saw during those years leaving for Germany or coming from there, full of French or German soldiers, in conquest or in rout according to the period
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Professor Choron recounts with his memories as a child of a barrier guard, the 2nd World War with its horrors and the trains he saw during those years leaving for Germany or coming from there, full of French or German soldiers, in conquest or in rout according to the period
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Genre:Music, Comedy
Written By:Professeur Choron
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Runtime:31 minutes
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Cast
Vincent Hachet
Director
Arielle Dombasle
Adèle
Luis Rego
Fernand
Stéphane Chivot
Jacquot
Joëlle Legua
Louise
Luc Weissmüller
Le maire
Michèle Bernier
La femme du maire
Christophe Salengro
Le vautour
Dick Rivers
Le maréchal Nouvoilà
Chris Ortega
Un ancien combattant
Patrick Lefebvre
Un ancien combattant
Éric Morena
Le facteur
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