Video recording of the stage play "Le Soulier de Satin", played by La Comédie-Française at Paris during the 2024-2025 season, and directed for the stage by Eric Ruf. The play was recorded by Arnaud Desplechin.
Arnaud Desplechin, Eric Ruf
Director
Marina Hands
Dona Prouhèze
Alain Lenglet
Père Jésuite/Don Fernand/Alférès/Don Ramire/Frère Léon
Laurent Stocker
Don Baltazard/L’archéologue,/Almagro/Le second roi d’Espagne
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Doña Sept-Épées
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