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Le Triporteur de Belleville
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Le Triporteur de Belleville

Feb 28, 2005
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★ 8.0

Overview

1940. Victor Leizer, a young Jewish boy from Belleville, takes to the road to join his parents. There he meets Bernard Mirande, another young boy. But after being captured by the Gestapo, he is sent to the camps, where he becomes Commandant Braumann's scapegoat. But his adventures are just beginning...

Genres

Drama
War

Production Companies

France 2 Cinéma
Nelka Films

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Cast

Lorànt Deutsch

Victor Leïzer

Lorànt Deutsch

Mathias Mlekuz

Bernard Mirande

Mathias Mlekuz

Romane Bohringer

Marie Chabaud

Romane Bohringer

Aladin Reibel

Le commandant Braumann

Aladin Reibel

Colette Renard

Mme Belvèze

Colette Renard

Michel Jonasz

Elie Leïzer

Michel Jonasz

Frankie Wallach

Annie Weill

Frankie Wallach

Agathe Dronne

Myriam Leïzer

Agathe Dronne

Bruno Abraham-Kremer

Max

Bruno Abraham-Kremer