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Reported missing in 1940, Jacques Ledru comes back to Strasbourg as Martin Schmidt. He tracks down his wife Genevieve, but she's remarried and has taken the head of his shipping company. She and her husband will do anything to get rid of Jacques and keep his company.
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Reported missing in 1940, Jacques Ledru comes back to Strasbourg as Martin Schmidt. He tracks down his wife Genevieve, but she's remarried and has taken the head of his shipping company. She and her husband will do anything to get rid of Jacques and keep his company.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Véga Films
Cast
Gilles Grangier
Director
Jean Gabin
Martin Schmidt, alias Jacques Ledru
Nadia Gray
Maria Meister, la fille du patron de la péniche
Andrée Clément
Anna Berg, la secrétaire
Élina Labourdette
Geneviève Labbé, la femme de Maurice
Albert Dinan
le commissaire Guérin
Olivier Hussenot
le capitaine Meister, patron de la péniche
Renaud Mary
Maurice Labbé
Robert Mercier
un agent
Claude Vernier
Pietr, le matelot de la péniche
Germain Muller
Virginie Vitry
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