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Louis-Ferdinand Céline
1948 - Louis-Ferdinand Céline in Denmark, in exile, accused of collaboration with the Nazis during the occupation of the France. He is accompanied by Lucette, his wife and his cat Bebert.
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1948 - Louis-Ferdinand Céline in Denmark, in exile, accused of collaboration with the Nazis during the occupation of the France. He is accompanied by Lucette, his wife and his cat Bebert.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Marcia Romano, Emmanuel Bourdieu
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Runtime:97 minutes
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Cast
Emmanuel Bourdieu
Director
Denis Lavant
Louis-Ferdinand Céline
Géraldine Pailhas
Lucette Destouches
Philip Desmeules
Milton Hindus
Rick Hancke
Le Ministre de la Justice
Marijke Pinoy
La femme du Ministre
Vanja Maria Godee
Helga Pedersen
Simon Bergulf
Professeur Kristiansen
Kim Vetting
Magnus
Johan Leysen
Thorvald Mikkelsen
Ton De Wit
Le boucher
Estelle Denamur
Danseuse
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