“Where Fireflies Dance”
An indie production of a romantic drama with a country-western feel meant to explore lost love.
The Vendetta
Arbella is a charming village in Corsica. It's such a pleasant place to live that Monsieur Lauriston has decided to spend his old age there with his wife Marthe. Encouraged by Giuseppe, the owner of the Napoleon bar, he is promoted to mayor. This brings him the wrath of Captain Bartoli, owner of the Café Bonaparte, a self-styled pirate and navigator who has long aspired to this honorable position. Further complications arise when Lauriston's nephew romances Antonia, the daughter of Amoretti, the last bandit of honor in the area and the town's main tourist attraction.
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Arbella is a charming village in Corsica. It's such a pleasant place to live that Monsieur Lauriston has decided to spend his old age there with his wife Marthe. Encouraged by Giuseppe, the owner of the Napoleon bar, he is promoted to mayor. This brings him the wrath of Captain Bartoli, owner of the Café Bonaparte, a self-styled pirate and navigator who has long aspired to this honorable position. Further complications arise when Lauriston's nephew romances Antonia, the daughter of Amoretti, the last bandit of honor in the area and the town's main tourist attraction.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean Chérasse, Jean Clouzot, Jacques Emmanuel
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:M.E.C, S.I.F.E.C
Cast
Jean Chérasse
Director
Francis Blanche
Bartoli
Olivier Hussenot
Mr Lauriston
Louis de Funès
Amoretti
Jean Lefebvre
Colombo
Rosy Varte
Mrs. Lauriston
Jacqueline Pierreux
Tourist
Charles Blavette
Sosthène
Christian Méry
Teacher
Mario Carotenuto
Corti, candidate for mayor
Marisa Merlini
Postwoman
Geneviève Galéa
Antonia Amoretti
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