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Le Chambon
During the Nazi regime in France in World War II, Pastor Fontaine and the town of Chambon undertake a mission to protect and shelter the children of many of the Jews sent to concentration camps.
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During the Nazi regime in France in World War II, Pastor Fontaine and the town of Chambon undertake a mission to protect and shelter the children of many of the Jews sent to concentration camps.
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Genre:Drama, War, TV Movie
Written By:Jean-Louis Lorenzi
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Nederlands Film Instituut, France 2, Caméras Continentales, France•3, Productions Films 7, SFP, Télémax, SRF, EO, NFI-Productions, Bernard Lang AG
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