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Bookmark this pageThe Wanderer (1967)
Director: Jean-Gabriel Albicocco
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From Time Out Film Guide
A film made with vaseline and railway tracks, which takes some adjusting to; but you soon forget to read the subtitles, because you can understand all you need without them. It's based on the book Le Grand Meaulnes by Alain-Fournier, and explores a strange adolescence in provincial France at the end of the last century. In the film, Roger Corman meets Proust, Elvira Madigan rides again, and Renoir takes acid.Author: JC
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- bridgeqsp said...
- Posted on Feb 15 2009 19:48 un film qui traduit a merveille l'esprit du roman d'Alain Fournier . rien a voir avec la derniere version de jean daniel veraeghes
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- patrice said...
- Posted on Feb 15 2009 19:46 un film qui traduit a merveille l'esprit du roman d'Alain Fournier . rien a voir avec la derniere version de jean daniel veraeghes
- Report as inappropriate
Cast & crew
Director: Jean-Gabriel Albicocco
Producer: Gilbert de Goldschmidt
Cast: Brigitte Fossey, Jean Blaise, Alain Libolt, Alain Noury, Juliette Villard, Christian de Tilière full cast
Duration: 110 mins
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