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Kindergarten is a french film of genre Romance directed by Henri Diamant-Berger with Roger Krebs
Kindergarten (1949)
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Directed by Henri Diamant-Berger
OriginFrance
Genres Romance
Themes Films about education
Rating60%
La Maternelle est un film réalisé par Henri Diamant-Berger, sorti en 1949.
Synopsis
Madeleine dirige à Ménilmontant une école maternelle, a laquelle le Dr Libois est attaché et dont Rose est la femme de service.Actors
Roger Krebs
(Un enfant de l'A.P. montant dans le bus)
Marie Déa
(Madeleine)
Blanchette Brunoy
(Rose)
Pierre Larquey
(Paulin)
Yves Vincent
(Docteur Libois)
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