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The Good Son
It is Christmastime, 1914, and World War I rages. A young French soldier named Pierre who had quietly left his regiment to visit his family for two days is imprisoned when he returns.
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It is Christmastime, 1914, and World War I rages. A young French soldier named Pierre who had quietly left his regiment to visit his family for two days is imprisoned when he returns.
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Genre:History, War
Written By:Pierre-Jacques Ober
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Runtime:36 minutes
Studio:Candlewick
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