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Whirlpool of Fate
Orphan Virginia is left destitute following her father's death and her uncle's alcoholism; she finds refuge with bohemians but is forced to flee, eventually finding romance and a life-altering experience that triggers surreal dreams.
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Orphan Virginia is left destitute following her father's death and her uncle's alcoholism; she finds refuge with bohemians but is forced to flee, eventually finding romance and a life-altering experience that triggers surreal dreams.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Pierre Lestringuez
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Les Films Jean Renoir
Cast
Jean Renoir
Director
Catherine Hessling
Virginia Rosaert
Charlotte Clasis
Madame Maubien
Pierre Champagne
Justin Crepoix
Maurice Touzé
La Fuine
Georges Térof
Monsieur Raynal
Madame Fockenberghe
Madame Raynal
Harold Levingston
Georges Raynal
André Derain
Patron du 'Bon Coin'
Pierre Lestringuez
Jef
Henriette Moret
La Roussette
Pierre Renoir
Farmer
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