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Miracles Only Happen Once
1939 : what a beautiful year for Claudia and Jerôme. No sooner do they meet that they are under each other's spell. 1939 : what a horrible year for the two lovers : war breaks out before they can get married. They meet again after the war but the enchantment has vanished. They decide to marry but it will be for reason, not for love. Miracles only happen once.
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1939 : what a beautiful year for Claudia and Jerôme. No sooner do they meet that they are under each other's spell. 1939 : what a horrible year for the two lovers : war breaks out before they can get married. They meet again after the war but the enchantment has vanished. They decide to marry but it will be for reason, not for love. Miracles only happen once.
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Genre:War, Romance
Written By:Jacques Sigurd
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Films Sacha Gordine, Excelsa Film
Cast
Yves Allégret
Director
Alida Valli
Claudia
Jean Marais
Jérôme
Marcelle Arnold
The owner of the bar
Christine Chesnay
Jérôme's wife
Charles Rutherford
The american
Dedi Ristori
Francesca at 18
Aldo Moschino
Doctor
Emma Baron
The landlady of the hotel
Nada Fiorelli
Maria Forni
Edmond Ardisson
The employee (uncredited)
Gérard Buhr
(uncredited)
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