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Ma Jeannette et mes copains is a french film directed by Robert Ménégoz with Roger Pigaut
Ma Jeannette et mes copains (1953)
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Add to a movie listMa Jeannette et mes copains est un court métrage français réalisé par Robert Ménégoz, sorti en 1953.
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La vie quotidienne des mineurs du bassin des Cévennes, près d'Alès, racontée par l'un d'entre eux.Actors
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