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La Brute
Jacques Vauthier, a blind, deaf and mute writer is accused of a crime he quickly confesses to having committed. Jacques refuses to explain himself to his wife. His lawyer, Mr. Deliot, however, will try to discover the truth, because he is convinced that his client is innocent.
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Jacques Vauthier, a blind, deaf and mute writer is accused of a crime he quickly confesses to having committed. Jacques refuses to explain himself to his wife. His lawyer, Mr. Deliot, however, will try to discover the truth, because he is convinced that his client is innocent.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Claude Guillemot
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Capricorne Production, Les Productions du Daunou
Cast
Claude Guillemot
Director
Xavier Deluc
Jacques Vauthier
Assumpta Serna
Solange Vauthier
Jean Carmet
M. Deliot
Rosette
Danielle Geny
Georges Claisse
Henry Teral
Paul Crauchet
Yves Rodellec
Magali Llorca
Phylis
Alexandre de Sousa
John Bell
Marc Cassot
Commandant Chardot
Filipe Ferrer
M. Moirin
Jean-Pierre Delage
La bâtonnier Musnier
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