Nous n'irons plus au bois (1970) Directed by Georges Dumoulin
Drama / War
aka: We Won't Go to the Woods Anymore
Film Synopsis
In the spring of 1944, a group of French resistance fighters hide out
in the forest of Woevre. They comprise a dozen lads and Lise,
their 19-year-old liaison officer. One evening, four deserters
from the German army appear and are accepted into the group. Lise
falls in love with one of them, Werner.
Cast: Richard Leduc (Saint-Brice),
Marie-France Pisier (Lise), Siegfried Rauch (Werner), Jacques Higelin (Simon), Georges Claisse (Hans),
Sylvain Joubert (Philippe), Serge Rousseau (Albert),
Jean-Pierre Ducos (Anatole), Georges Beller (Pavel), Vania Vilers (Prof'), Henri Déus (Vincent), François Marthouret (Lucien), Claude Confortès (Sep),
Frantz Wolf (Arno), Georges Rouquier (Le docteur),
Jacques Masson (Jacquou),
Romain Bouteille
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color (Eastmancolor)
Runtime: 90 min
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