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Le Matelot 512
Max, who dreams of adventures, abandons his studies at 18 to become involved in the navy. He becomes the sailor 512.
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Max, who dreams of adventures, abandons his studies at 18 to become involved in the navy. He becomes the sailor 512.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:René Allio
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:France 3 Cinéma, centre mediterraneen de creation cinematographique, Crédit Agricole
Cast
René Allio
Director
Dominique Sanda
The Commander / Mireille
Jacques Penot
Max
Bruno Cremer
Commander Roger
Laure Duthilleul
Colette
Michel Piccoli
Narrator (voice)
Tchéky Karyo
The scarred one / André
Paul Allio
Aspirant Denis
Christiane Cohendy
Lina Colomba
Charles-Roger Bour
Lieutenant
Christine Laurent
Paillette
George Mathis
Military brothel keeper
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