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The Roads of Exile
French philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau (François Simon) lives in 18th-century exile with his mistress (Dominique Labourier).
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French philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau (François Simon) lives in 18th-century exile with his mistress (Dominique Labourier).
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Genre:History, Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Georges Haldas
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Runtime:200 minutes
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Cast
Claude Goretta
Director
François Simon
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Dominique Labourier
Thérèse Le Vasseur
David Markham
Richard Davenport
Laurence Mercier
Mme. de Boufflers
Corinne Coderey
Mme de Warens
Pierre Londiche
Alexandre du Peyrou
John Sharp
David Hume
Dominique Rozan
Le lieutenant de police
Vania Vilers
Manoury
Vernon Dobtcheff
Le peintre Ramsay
Hélène Vincent
La comtesse d'Egmont
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