Short Film Spotlight: An A Peel for Justice by Jeff Aquino
Jeff Aquino’s film “Viral” placed second in 2020’s Incluvie Film Festival fest, he’s back again with his film "An A Peel for Justice".
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Louis Mennechain is a modest locksmith. So imagine his amazement when Professor Piétrefond approaches him and tells him he recognizes in him a descendant of the kings of France, more precisely of Louis XVII (the king who never reigned). According to him he is none other than the monarch's great grandson. Louis's life is soon turned upside down as he becomes the center of attention of a group of ardent royalists. Even a duchess "gives" him her love to make sure that he accepts his role as pretender to the throne...
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Louis Mennechain is a modest locksmith. So imagine his amazement when Professor Piétrefond approaches him and tells him he recognizes in him a descendant of the kings of France, more precisely of Louis XVII (the king who never reigned). According to him he is none other than the monarch's great grandson. Louis's life is soon turned upside down as he becomes the center of attention of a group of ardent royalists. Even a duchess "gives" him her love to make sure that he accepts his role as pretender to the throne...
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Roger Richebé
Director
Bernard Blier
Louis Mennechain
Fernand Ledoux
Piétrefond
Yves Deniaud
Bellare
Nadia Gray
La duchesse de Lémoncourt
Marion Tourès
Anna
Paul Frankeur
Le commerçant
Gabriel Gobin
Tatave
Jeanne Lion
Mrs. de Ponthieux
Paul Faivre
General de Lormaux
Richard Francœur
Le serveur en chef
Georges Tourreil
Le Marquis
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