Jean Moulin

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Jean Moulin

2002

3h 12m

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The life (and death under torture) of Jean Moulin, head of the French Interior Resistance movements during WWII.

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22 members

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Charles Berling

Jean Moulin

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Brigitte Catillon

Laure Moulin

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Richard Sammel

Klaus Barbie

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Henri Poirier

Marx Dormoy

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Elsa Zylberstein

Antoinette

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Émilie Dequenne

Lili

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Christine Boisson

Gilberte

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Jérémie Renier

Didot

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Bernard-Pierre Donnadieu

Charvet

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Thierry Frémont

Legret

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Christophe Malavoy

Commandant Manhes

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Hanns Zischler

Le major von Gutlingen

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Daniel Martin

Durieux

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Pierre-Loup Rajot

Barres

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Yann Babilée

Poclain

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Philippe Morier-Genoud

Violette

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Anny Romand

Victoria

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François Négret

Lunel

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Philippe Magnan

Vidal

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Philippe Dormoy

Thomas

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Mathieu Simonet

Le radio Hervé

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Benoît Ferreux

L'officier Sif

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