During the Occupation, a boarding school in Moulins was placed under the rule of a headmistress committed to collaboration. It is within these walls that Michel, Arthur and Franck, escaped prisoners seeking to cross the demarcation line, find themselves stranded. Three boarders, Manouche, Jo and La Tigresse, discreetly devote themselves to them. Until the day when, aware of the danger, they alert the Resistance through the intermediary of a warden. The three men cross into the free zone, and Michel promises to find Manouche.
Jean Gourguet
Director
Dany Carrel
Jeannett Van Doren aka 'Manouche'
Michel François
Michel
Dora Doll
'Salade', kitchen aid
Raymond Bussières
Arthur aka 'Tutur'
Dominique Page
' Ficelle'
Marie-Claire Chantraine
'Tigresse'
Renée Delmas
'La Grande Jo'
Arlette Francos
Miss Hemerlin aka 'Gras-Double'
Régine Lovi
'Follette'
Monique Martino
'Culotte'
Milena Nervi
'Marie-Pipi-au-Lit'
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