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La Fin des Pyrénées is a french film of genre Drama directed by Jean-Pierre Lajournade with Fiammetta Ortega
La Fin des Pyrénées (1970)
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La révolte de Thomas, soupçonné de meurtre par la police après avoir assisté au suicide de son père : il rompt avec sa famille et, en compagnie de Malvina, rencontrée par hasard, il va vivre dans la marginalité, se montrer violent, jusqu'à l'internement du couple dans un établissement psychiatrique.Actors
Fiammetta Ortega
(Malvina)
Jean-Paul Fargier
(l'ouvrier)
Philipe Bordier
(Le fiancé)
Jean-Pierre Lajournade
(L'acrobate céleste)
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