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Sans famille is a french film of genre Drama directed by André Michel released in USA on 4 september 1959 with Pierre Brasseur
Sans famille (1958)
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Synopsis
Au XIX siècle, Rémi, un enfant abandonné, a été élevé par la maman Barberin, mais le père Barberin le vend à Vitalis, un gentil musicien ambulant. Ce sera le début de l’apprentissage de la vie pour le jeune Rémi qui, en parcourant les routes françaises et anglaises, finira par découvrir le secret de ses origines.Actors
Pierre Brasseur
(Jeroboam Driscoll)
Simone Renant
(Lady Mary Milligan)
Gino Cervi
(Vitalis)
Paulette Dubost
(Maman Barberin)
Joël Flateau
(Rémi)
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