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The Traveling Journeymen (1989)
A care-free young man wanders the countryside, crossing his path with experiences he ultimately shares with the younger son of a doctor. Alone and free, he wanders the countryside. In farms and villages both good and bad luck come his way; a farm boy, a young toff, a cute stable lad, a forward young fisherman. All cross his path. But nobody keeps him for long and he always leaves alone. Always? No, the younger son of a country doctor, fleeing from his incestuous brother, follows him on his travels. They share everything; friendship, adventures, the lessons of life - and meetings with other boys.
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A care-free young man wanders the countryside, crossing his path with experiences he ultimately shares with the younger son of a doctor. Alone and free, he wanders the countryside. In farms and villages both good and bad luck come his way; a farm boy, a young toff, a cute stable lad, a forward young fisherman. All cross his path. But nobody keeps him for long and he always leaves alone. Always? No, the younger son of a country doctor, fleeing from his incestuous brother, follows him on his travels. They share everything; friendship, adventures, the lessons of life - and meetings with other boys.
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Written By:Jean-Daniel Cadinot
In Theaters:1/1/1989
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:French Art
Cast
Jean-Daniel Cadinot
Director
Jean-François Chambon
Edouard Pelletier
Gilles Barthélémy
The Vagabond
Elyes Ardini
Armand Pelletier
Assan Ariana
Sébastien
Marco Tazzio
Victor
Jean-François Beaufort
Gaëtan
Bruno de Walberg
Jean
Claude Busoli
Martial
Jean-Jacques Elineau
Charles
Angelo Despaz
Denis
Gérard Nemour
Dr. Edouard Pelletier (Non-sexual role)
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