Prohibited Plays

prohibited Jeux is a French film of Rene Clément, written by Pierre Bost and Jean Aurenche, left in 1952.

Synopsis

During the exodus of June 1940 in France, a convoy of civilians is grapeshot. Paulette, 5 years, loses his/her parents and starts to wander in the countryside, tightening in its arms the corpse of its dog. It arrives in a farm which accommodates it, and there meets Michel, a 10 year old boy. Together, they bury the black puppy of the cleaning lady…

Data sheet

Title: prohibited Plays
Realization: Rene Clement
Scenario: Jean Aurenche, Pierre Bost and Rene Clement, according to the novel unknown Plays of François Boyer
Music: parts of Robert de Visée, Napoleon Coste, Jean-Philippe Branch, etc arranged and interpreted with the guitar by Narciso Yepes
Poster artist: Clement Hurel
Coming out date: May 9th 1952
Film French
Format: Black and white - 1,37:1 - Mono
Kind: drama, war
Lasted: 85 minutes
All public

Distribution

Brigitte Fossey: Paulette
Georges Poujouly: Michel Pared
Lucien Hubert: father Pared
Laurence Badie: Berthe Pared
Suzanne Courtal: mother Pared
Marine Jacques: Georges Pared
Pierre Mérovée (aka) Marcel/Marco Mérovée: Raymond Pared
Amédée: Francis Gouard
Andre Wasley: father Gouard
Louis Saintève: priest
Monnier Violet: girl Pared
Denise Fibula: Jeanne Gouard
Fernande Roy: girl Gouard
Madeleine Barbulée: nun.
Mrs. and Mr. Fossey: parents of Paulette
Jeanine Zorelli: old woman in the cart
Bernard Musson: 2° gendarme
Andre Enard
Annie Ravel
Georges Sauval
Maud Slover

Around film

the music of film is chosen and interpreted by the guitarist Narciso Yepes. See the article: prohibited Plays (music).

See too

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