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The Imaginary Voyage is a film of genre Drama directed by Claude Autant-Lara with Albert Préjean
The Imaginary Voyage (1926)
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Rating66%
Le Voyage imaginaire est un film français réalisé par René Clair en 1925 et sorti en 1926.
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Un employé de banque amoureux d'une dactylo s'endort, et fait des rêves étranges.Actors
Albert Préjean
(Albert)
Paul Ollivier
(Le directeur de la banque)
Jim Gerald
(Auguste)
Maurice Schutz
(La sorcière)
Louis Pré fils
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