Gohelle, escaped from prison, seeks to flee occupied France for Argentina. The captain of a cargo ship is willing to smuggle him out out France for a price but Gohelle has no money. His mistress, Marie-Angel tries to charm the money out of wealthy Alain Ginestier who seems the ideal pigeon but Marie-Angel falls in love with Ginestier.
Christian-Jaque
Director
Simone Renant
Marie-Ange
Jean Marais
Alain Ginestier
Paul Bernard
Pierre Gohelle
Lucien Coëdel
Philippe Dejanin
Louis Salou
l'inspecteur-chef Sorbier
Jean Brochard
L'inspecteur Chapelin
Ky Duyen
Li-Fang
Jean Clarieux
Un membre d'équipage (uncredited)
Léon Larive
Un membre d'équipage (uncredited)
Frédéric Mariotti
Un membre d'équipage (uncredited)
Marcel Maupi
Le barman (uncredited)
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