Chinese Glory (1972)
During the Second World War, the son of a Grenoble collaborator went up to his grandmother's house on the Vercors plateau to wait for the war to end without him. On July 21, 1944, German troops overran the plateau. Forced to flee, he joins a small group of Resistance fighters and civilians, and struggles to survive for three days and nights.
Directors: Roger Taverne, Jean-Max Causse.
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Philippe Léotard as Michel Perrat |
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Estella Blain as The woman |
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Roger Lumont as 'P'tit Louis' |
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Roger Riffard as Postman |
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Robert Dadiès as Lieutenant |
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Maurice Travail as Marcellin |
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Serge Lahssen as Ahmed |
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Lucien Hubert as Jacques |
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Serge Papagalli as Peasant |
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Daniel Bellus as The young |
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Jacques Eyrieux as Léninas |
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Henri Coutet as Shepherd |
| Directing | Roger Taverne | Director |
| Directing | Jean-Max Causse | Director |
| Writing | Jean-Max Causse | Writer |
| Writing | Roger Taverne | Writer |
| Writing | Pierre Degregory | Writer |
