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Étienne Brûlé gibier de potence
An explorer is tasked by Samuel de Champlain to learn the language and culture of the Hurons. Étienne Brûlé subsequently adopts their culture. By his mistakes, he causes the fall of the city of Québec, conquered by the English. Declared a traitor, he returns to live within the Hurons.
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An explorer is tasked by Samuel de Champlain to learn the language and culture of the Hurons. Étienne Brûlé subsequently adopts their culture. By his mistakes, he causes the fall of the city of Québec, conquered by the English. Declared a traitor, he returns to live within the Hurons.
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Genre:History
Written By:Jeanette Downing
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Carillon Films
Cast
Melburn E. Turner
Director
Paul Dupuis
Étienne Brûlé
Jacques Auger
Samuel de Champlain
Ginette Letondal
Une jeune fille
Paulette DeGuise
Gayonena
Gabriel Gascon
Janedo
Guy Hoffmann
Serge Pelletier
Lionel Villeneuve
Le père Jean-de-Bréboeuf
Aimé Major
Ojekwa\Odeneo
Louis Thomas
Sagida
Peter Jennings
L'aide de camp de l'Amiral Kirke
Réal Lemieux
Un mousquetaire
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