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Genre:Documentary, History, TV Movie
Written By:Pauline Gallinari, Maxime Grember
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Studio:La Générale de Production, Ciné-Archives, LCP - Assemblée nationale, Ciné+
Cast
Maxime Grember, Pauline Gallinari
Director
Dominique Reymond
Narrator (voice)
Georges Marchais
Self (archive footage)
Jean Grandel
Self (archive footage)
Jacques Duclos
Self (archive footage)
Adolf Hitler
Self (archive footage)
Marcel Cachin
Self (archive footage)
Jean Renoir
Self (voice) (archive footage)
Jean-Paul Le Chanois
Self (archive footage)
Maurice Thorez
Self (archive footage)
Gérard Philipe
Self (archive footage)
Yves Montand
Self (archive footage)
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