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Le voyage étranger
11th century. Descended from the aristocracy, Alexis flees a world dominated by money and strength. The young man, in love with justice and freedom, sets off on the roads to discover the world, abandoning his wife and family.
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11th century. Descended from the aristocracy, Alexis flees a world dominated by money and strength. The young man, in love with justice and freedom, sets off on the roads to discover the world, abandoning his wife and family.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Serge Roullet
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Oan Films, CAB Productions, Achouba Productions, Invicta Filmes
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