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De l'autre côté de l'image
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De l'autre côté de l'image

Aug 1, 1984
1h 36m
★ 7.0

Overview

Genres

Animation

Production Companies

Les Films Armorial
Les Films Paul Grimault
Les studios du Languedoc
Mediane Films
Corona Cinematografica
Films de la Demoiselle
INA

De l'autre côté de l'image Trailers

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Cast

Jacques Lerat

Narrator (Voice)

Jacques Lerat

Mac-Kac

Narrator (Voice)

Mac-Kac

Charlotte Maury-Sentier

Adélaïde Akenbury (Voice)

Charlotte Maury-Sentier

Jean-Pierre Sentier

Jonathan Akenbury (Voice) / Narrator (Voice)

Jean-Pierre Sentier

Marta Alexandrova

La joueuse inquiétante

Marta Alexandrova

Nicole Chollet

La caissière

Nicole Chollet

Maryse Dhorne

Une abonnée du club

Maryse Dhorne

Mireille Franchino

Une abonnée du club

Mireille Franchino

Jean Vimenet

Monsieur de Maurienne

Jean Vimenet

François Guillier

Monsieur Maupère

François Guillier

Pascal Sanvic

Le gardien du bain-douche

Pascal Sanvic

Alain Frérot

Le maître-chien

Alain Frérot

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