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Niels Arestrup | ... |
Léon
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Jacqueline Parent | ... |
Léa
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Arnold Walter | ... |
Raoul
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François Berthet | ... |
René
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Roland Sassi | ... |
Le premier policier
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Marina Bucher | ... |
Marina
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Jacques Roman | ... |
Félix
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Claude Para | ... |
Le second policier
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Séverine Bujard |
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Maurice Aufair |
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José Varela |
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Pierre Holdener |
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Claire Dominique |
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Yvan Dalain |
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Gil Pidoux |
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Neige Dolsky |
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Pierre Martin |
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Directed by
Francis Reusser |
Written by
Jacques Baynac | ... | () |
Patricia Moraz | ... | (dialogue) |
Francis Reusser | ... | (dialogue) |
Produced by
Fanny Berchaux | ... | producer |
Jordan Bojilov | ... | producer |
Daniel Carillo | ... | producer |
Charles-Henri Favrod | ... | producer |
Eric Franck | ... | producer |
Cinematography by
Renato Berta |
Editing by
Edwige Ochsenbein |
Editorial Department
Lise Paccaud | ... | assistant editor |
Art Direction by
Paule Muret |
Production Management
Jean Piccard | ... | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Madeleine Fonjallaz | ... | assistant director |
Sound Department
Antoine Bonfanti | ... | sound mixer |
Pierre-André Luthy | ... | sound recordist (as Pierre-Andre Lüthy) |
Luc Yersin | ... | sound engineer |
Camera and Electrical Department
Carlo Varini | ... | assistant camera |
Script and Continuity Department
Madeleine Fonjallaz | ... | script supervisor |
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- MK2 Diffusion (1976) (France) (theatrical)
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Five active members of the Lausanne Leninist Organization are actively involved in strikes, demonstrations, neighborhood actions and press sales. For his part, Léon, unemployed, libertarian and provocative, is dragging along his ironic rage. He got to know the group, particularly Léa, whom he saw often, but remained impervious to militant ideology. Nevertheless, he gave up his job as a canvasser-and bought a printing machine which he donated to the Leninist Organization. He now occasionally attends meetings, but always prefers Lea's company alone. Following a collective theoretical reflection on revolutionary violence, Léon robs a gun store and brings back nine large calibers to the Leninist group. The police arrested him and imprisoned him. On his release, still under surveillance, he returns home. Léa wants to see him again, or perhaps he wants to see her. Written by L. Valente |
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