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In September 1963, the Lycée Voltaire, until then reserved for boys, became co-educational and welcomed girls for the first time. Even if there were only a few girls, this opening was a real revolution. The life of the school was turned upside down.
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In September 1963, the Lycée Voltaire, until then reserved for boys, became co-educational and welcomed girls for the first time. Even if there were only a few girls, this opening was a real revolution. The life of the school was turned upside down.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Julie-Albertine Simonney, Marie Roussin, Vladimir Haulet
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Runtime:38 minutes
Studio:Amazon Studios
Cast
Marie Roussin
Director
Pierre Deladonchamps
Paul Bellanger
Nina Meurisse
Camille Couret
Maud Wyler
Jeanne Bellanger
Anne Le Ny
Helene Giraud
Gérald Laroche
Louis Douillard
François Rollin
Proviseur Jacquet
Vassili Schneider
Joseph Descamps
Léonie Souchaud
Michelle Magnan
Anouk Villemin
Simone Palladino
Lula Cotton-Frapier
Annick Sabiani
Nathan Parent
Henri Pichon
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