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A young boy lives in a popular part of Paris with his mother...
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A young boy lives in a popular part of Paris with his mother...
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Maurice Delbez
Director
Madeleine Robinson
Hélène
Serge Nubret
Vincent
Daniel Jacquinot
Alain
René Lefèvre
M. Bosquet, retraité et client habituel du café
Lucienne Bogaert
Mme Tournier, cliente habituelle du café, « retraitée des maisons closes »
Suzanne Gabriello
Lucienne Verdet
Roland Demongeot
Grand Jack
Erick Barukh
Capdeverre
Serge Srour
Loulou
Dominique Lartigue
Bernard
Christine Simon
Theresa
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