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Mario di Donati, a deserter from the Italian army, lives in Paris under a false name with Germaine, his French lover. When the latter learns about his hidden past, she feels hurt by Mario's lack of trust in her and she distances herself from him. In despair, Mario surrenders to the law but, at the time of trial, he runs away to join the woman he loves.
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Mario di Donati, a deserter from the Italian army, lives in Paris under a false name with Germaine, his French lover. When the latter learns about his hidden past, she feels hurt by Mario's lack of trust in her and she distances herself from him. In despair, Mario surrenders to the law but, at the time of trial, he runs away to join the woman he loves.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Les Films Marceau, Laetitia Film, Cocinor
Cast
László Benedek
Director
Raf Vallone
Mario di Donati
Annie Girardot
Lilla
Fernand Ledoux
The priest
Emmanuelle Riva
Germaine Tourier
Michel Ardan
Marcel
Marie Mansart
Mademoiselle Berthe, the teacher
Renaud Mary
Paulier
Michel Etcheverry
Chief Inspector Pardelles
Ginette Pigeon
Margot, the fairground
Robert Manuel
The fairground
Edmond Ardisson
The gendarme Piletti
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