"Mothra" Still Rocks
The original Mothra is a fun monster movie that has way stronger lore, music, and special effects than most of its contemporaries.
Les filles du régiment
A colonel aims to make her regiment compete with that of the men, which is not to the taste of the general, who also turns out to be her lover.
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A colonel aims to make her regiment compete with that of the men, which is not to the taste of the general, who also turns out to be her lover.
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Claude Bernard-Aubert
Director
Carole Lixon
Laurence Mercier
La colonelle, dite Chambre-Ardente
Dora Doll
Alphonsine, dite Fonfon, dite Pente-Douce
Gérard Séty
Bobby, le général
Jean-François Poron
Le capitaine Desmarets
Marie Bunel
Christine Morin, dite Jolies Meules
Jean Obé
Le ministre des Armées
Patricia Karim
Adjointe de Chambre Ardente
Annick Fougery
La lieutenante, dite Neunoeil
Sylvie Pinel
Mme. Pignol
Danièle Croisy
Melle Ledure
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