“Onslaught” is Insensitive, to Say the Least
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The Queer Assignment
A young man, Robert Dupont, with suicidal tendencies and a bit stupid to boot, is saved by a stranger who pretends to be a well-known banker. This stranger then entrusts him with a suitcase full of mysterious documents, which he asks him to take with him to Indochina. But in reality, the suitcase is stuffed with banknotes from a scam.
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A young man, Robert Dupont, with suicidal tendencies and a bit stupid to boot, is saved by a stranger who pretends to be a well-known banker. This stranger then entrusts him with a suitcase full of mysterious documents, which he asks him to take with him to Indochina. But in reality, the suitcase is stuffed with banknotes from a scam.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Pierre Clarel, Jacques Daroy
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Films Sacha Gordine
Cast
Henri Calef
Director
Henri Guisol
Robert Dupont
Mona Goya
Théodora Bareski
Simone Valère
Peggy
Jean Tissier
Doctor
Jean Parédès
Hippolyte Castrito
Denise Grey
Mrs. Brockseller
Martine Carol
Stella Star
Jacques Charon
Neptunia bartender
Henri Crémieux
Man on the train
Marcel Vallée
Boat commissioner
Paul Demange
Traveler on the boat
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