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The Last Men
March 1945. The Japanese army launches a sudden and extremely brutal assault against the French garrisons in the Far East. Thousands of civilians and soldiers were executed. Hunted by the Japanese enemy, a column of legionnaires already weakened by alcohol and disease decides to enter the jungle to try to reach China and the allied bases.
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March 1945. The Japanese army launches a sudden and extremely brutal assault against the French garrisons in the Far East. Thousands of civilians and soldiers were executed. Hunted by the Japanese enemy, a column of legionnaires already weakened by alcohol and disease decides to enter the jungle to try to reach China and the allied bases.
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Genre:War, Drama, History
Written By:Jacques Perrin, Christophe Cheysson, Jean Vautrin, Eric Deroo, Laurent Gaudé, David Oelhoffen
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Galatée Films, Versus Production, Tandem
Cast
David Oelhoffen
Director
Guido Caprino
Lemiotte
Andrzej Chyra
Adjudant Janiçki
Nuno Lopes
Caporal Lisbonne
Wim Willaert
Mathusalem
Francesco Casisa
Pepelucci dit "Musso"
Axel Granberger
Karlson
Felix Meyer
Volmann dit "Poussin"
Yann Goven
Trefeuil dit "Sorbonne"
Arnaud Churin
Aubrac
Aurélien Caeyman
Stigmann
Maxence Perrin
Eisinger
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