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Brigitte Fossey | Paulette | |
Georges Poujouly | Michel Dolle | |
Amédée | Francis Gouard | |
Laurence Badie | Berthe Dolle | |
Madeleine Barbulée | Red Cross Nun | |
Suzanne Courtal | Madame Dolle | |
Lucien Hubert | Dolle, the Father | |
Jacques Marin | Georges Dolle | |
Pierre Merovée | Raymond Dolle | |
Violette Monnier | ||
Madeleine Barbulee | Red Cross Nun | |
Georges Poujouly & Brigitte Fossey | ||
Louis Saintève | Priest | |
André Wasley | Gouard | |
Fernande Roy | ||
Louis Herbert | ||
Bernard Musson |
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Producer | Rene Clement
Robert Dorfmann |
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Writer | Jean Aurenche
Pierre Bost |
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Cinematography | Robert JUILLARD
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Musician | Narciso Yepes
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The Criterion Collection, A Continuing Series of Important Classic and Contemporary Films A timeless evocation of childhood innocence corrupted, René Clément's Forbidden Games tells the story of a young girl orphaned by war and the farm boy she joins in a fantastical world of macabre play. At once mythical and heartbreakingly real, this unique film features astonishing performances by its child stars and was honored with a special foreign language film Academy Award in 1952. |
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