Ramuntcho

Ramuntcho is a French film carried out by Rene Barberis in 1937

Synopsis

To the Basque Country, Ramuntcho is promised in marriage to Gracieuse whose mother opposes the marriage formally. Ramuntcho leaves to make its military service in Indo-China and when it returns, it learns that Gracieuse entered to the convent. A last meeting between young people decides on their future: Gracious is raised of its wishes.

Data sheet

Realization: Rene Barberis
Scenario: According to the novel of Pierre Parcelled out
Adaptation: Emile Allard, Rene Barberis
Dialog: Emile Allard
Images: Nicolas Toporkoff
Operator: Henri Alekan
Music: Marceau Van Hoorebecke
Decorations: Eugene Lourie
Film 35mm, black and white
Lasted: 90mn
Production: Directing F.I.C
of production: Pierre Chicherio, Raymond Blondy
Direction: R.A.C
Kind: Dramatic comedy
First presentation the 2/11/1938

Distribution

Louis Jouvet: Itchoua, the chief of smuggling
Madeleine Ozeray: Gracious Detcharry, the girl of Dolorès
Line Noro: Franchita, the mother of Ramuntcho
Francoise Rosay: Dolorès Detcharry
Odile Branch: Pantchika, promised in marriage of Arrochkoa
Gabrielle Fontan: White Pilar Doyamboru
Denège: The good mother
Raymone: The neighbor
Suzanne Nivette: A sister
Paul Cambo: Ramuntcho
Jacques Erwin: Arrochkoa Detcharry, the son of Dolorès
Jean Temerson: Salaberry, the landlord
Rene Génin: The priest
Nino Costantini: The sergeant of the customs
Jean Brochard: Bourlinguet, the customs officer
Georges Saillard: The captain
Jean Heuze: An officer
Paul Dutourrier: A smuggler
Allamon: Fiorentino
Tony Murcie: Marco
Michele Esparto: A sister
Shine Mariano: A sung figuration
Marie Dena
Luang Van-Yen
NR. Morgillo
Pierre Simonet
Francis Machnik

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