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The Steppe is a italien film of genre Drama directed by Alberto Lattuada with Charles Vanel
The Steppe (1962)
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Synopsis
Russie, fin du XIX siècle. Iégourotchka, un petit garçon d'à peine neuf ans, quitte sa mère pour entrer au lycée dans une grande ville. À bord d'une antique calèche, il entreprend son premier voyage au long cours, en compagnie du père Khristofor et de son oncle Kouzmichov, négociant en laine. Il découvre la beauté et l'immensité de la steppe russe...Actors
Charles Vanel
(Pére Christophore)
Marina Vlady
(Comtesse Dranitsky)
Paolo Stoppa
Pavle Vuisić
(Kuzmiciov)
Nando Cicero
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