Renée Ménard, a young mixed-race Indochinese, arrives in France to find her French father, whom she only knows is called Paul Ménard. In the hope of identifying her father, she meets a series of men with that name.
Bernard-Roland
Director
Lucien Baroux
Curator of the Mathematics Museum
Suzy Prim
Madame Ménard
Suzanne Dehelly
Dora
Foun-Sen
Renée Ménard
Jean Tissier
Civil Status employee
Pierre Larquey
Crazy psychiatrist
Jean Brochard
Guide
Jean Périer
Old man
Jean Mercanton
Paul, young sportsman
René Génin
Tramp
Marguerite Deval
Madame widow Ménard
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