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The Thousandth Window
An old man against the public housing project.
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An old man against the public housing project.
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Written By:Robert Ménégoz, Jacques Lanzmann
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Runtime:90 minutes
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Robert Ménégoz
Director
Pierre Fresnay
Armand Vallin
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Georges Desvignes
Barbara Lass
Ania
Julien Carette
Grand-père Billois
Françoise Fleury
Annie Lebrun
Michel de Ré
Tourtet
Jean-Paul Roussillon
Boutain
Gérard Darrieu
Billois
Lucienne Marchand
Germaine Palette
Michèle Méritz
Maggy Tourtet
Brigitte Barbier
Mme. Boutain
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