Madame et ses peaux-rouges (1948)
Directed by Serge T. de Laroche

Comedy

Film Synopsis

In France just after WW2, a burned out song writer (Pierre Dudan) escapes reality by dreaming a story with a beautiful actress (Arletty) as a lady who takes children separated from their parents because of the war to a castle in a small village. He then imagines himself as a salesman fortuitously joining a travelling theatre group to impersonate Buffalo Bill in a drama.  He steals money, escapes the police while in his costume and meets the children playing the Mohicans.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Serge T. de Laroche
  • Music: Camille Sauvage
  • Cast: Arletty, Laura Daryl, Pierre Dudan, Louis Florencie, Raymond Galle, Jean-François Martial, Christian Simon
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 90 min

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