Le Chambon (1994)
During the Nazi regime in France in World War II, Pastor Fontaine and the town of Chambon undertake a mission to protect and shelter the children of many of the Jews sent to concentration camps.
Director:
Jean-Louis Lorenzi
Writer:
Jean-Louis Lorenzi
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Patrick Raynal as Pastor Jean Fontaine |
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Ottavia Piccolo as Martha Fontaine |
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Jip Wijngaarden as Clara |
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Dora Doll as Emilienne |
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Jean-François Garreaud as Robert Vitac |
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Benoît Magimel as René |
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Célia Asensio as Anne |
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Diane Dassigny as Sophie |
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Deborah Biolzi as Lisa |
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Yonathan Bloch as Boy of the arrest |
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Caroline Campos as Jeanine |
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Guillaume Canet as Frédéric |
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Marie Chachman as Marcelle Chailloux |
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Avi Falkenstein as Paulo |
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Damien Groelle as Julien |
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Ruben Honigmann as David |
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Philippe Lefebvre as Marc |
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Jonas Mary as Child playing basketball |
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Tristan Morvan as Jean-Jacques |
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Manfred Andrae as Major von Lindenberg |
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Jean Lescot as Lucien Darget |
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Fred Personne as Maurice |
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Gérard Victor as Mayor |
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Michel Muller as Hugo |
| Directing | Jean-Louis Lorenzi | Director |
| Writing | Jean-Louis Lorenzi | Screenplay |
| Sound | Bruno Coulais | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Mário Barroso | Director of Photography |
