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The Donkey Who Drank the Moon
In a small village in the Corbieres, a grandfather tells his grandson five tales from his repertoire. The first one follows three young people who went to Paris to learn French. "Le Maire de Quillan" tells how a pig became mayor of the village. "Le Moine change en ane" is a story with four characters where the monk and the donkey become one. "The Donkey who drank the moon" is a facetious story that embroiders on misunderstandings. The last one is a tale in formation.
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In a small village in the Corbieres, a grandfather tells his grandson five tales from his repertoire. The first one follows three young people who went to Paris to learn French. "Le Maire de Quillan" tells how a pig became mayor of the village. "Le Moine change en ane" is a story with four characters where the monk and the donkey become one. "The Donkey who drank the moon" is a facetious story that embroiders on misunderstandings. The last one is a tale in formation.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Marie-Claude Treilhou
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:La Sept Cinéma
Cast
Marie-Claude Treilhou
Director
Didier Serres
Young man (sketch 'Les Trois jeunes gens')
Jean Guilaine
The Parisian (sketch 'Les Trois jeunes gens')
Jean-Henri Meunier
Christian (sketch 'Le Carnaval')
José Pech
The storyteller
Bernadette Cellier
Catherine (sketch 'Le Carnaval')
Magali Arnaud
Nina (sketch 'Le Carnaval')
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