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| Criterion (1937) | |||||
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#10012 |
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| Gabriel Gabrio | Carlos | |
| Mireille Balin | Gaby Gould | |
| Jean Gabin | Pépé le Moko | |
| Line Noro | ||
| Saturnin Fabre | Le Grand Père | |
| Lucas Gridoux | Inspecteur Slimane | |
| Mirielle Ballin | ||
| René Bergeron | Inspecteur Meunier | |
| Fernand Charpin | Régis | |
| Marcel Dalio | L'Arbi | |
| Paul Escoffier | Chef Inspecteur Louvain | |
| Gilbert Gil | Pierrot | |
| Charles Granval | Maxime | |
| Gaston Modot | Jimmy | |
| Roger Legris | Max | |
| Olga Lord | Aïcha |
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| Producer | Robert Hakim
Raymond Hakim |
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| Writer | Julien Duvivier
Henri La Barthe |
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The notorious Pepe Le Moko is a wanted man: women long for him, rivals hope to destroy him, and the law is breathing down his neck at every turn. On the lam in the labyrinth Casbah of Algiers, Pepe is safe from the clutches of the police -- until a Parisian playgirl compels him to risk his life and leave its confines once and for all. One of the most influential films of the 20th century and a landmark of French poetic realism, Julien Duvivier's Pepe Le Moko is presented here restored and in its full-length version. |
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