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An honest worker is unjustly accused of murder. The culprit promises him to give his son a good education if he allows himself to be condemned.
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An honest worker is unjustly accused of murder. The culprit promises him to give his son a good education if he allows himself to be condemned.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:108 minutes
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Cast
Gaston Roudès
Director
Constant Rémy
Noël Rambert
Line Noro
Marthe Rambert
Jacques Varennes
Daniel Mortal
Annie Ducaux
Claire Mortal
Gaby Triquet
Little Jacques
Madeleine Guitty
Concierge
Pauline Carton
Mademoiselle Julie
Lucien Gallas
Paul Laverdac
Jean Dax
Investigating judge
Jean Joffre
Doctor Arthez
Gaston Dupray
Lawyer
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