Un village français 2009

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Traces the experiences of various residents of a fictional small village just inside the occupation zone during WWII. Deals with issues including collaboration, the Resistance, the fate of French Jews, and war profiteering.

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  • FR: Un village français Un village français
  • CA: Un village français Un village français
  • CA: Un village français Un village français
  • FI: Ranskalainen kylä Ranskalainen kylä
  • FR: Un village français Un village français
  • DE: Un village français - Überleben unter deutscher Besatzung Un village français - Überleben unter deutscher Besatzung
  • IO: Un village français Un village français
  • IT: Un village français Un village français
  • PT: Uma Aldeia Francesa Uma Aldeia Francesa
  • RU: Французский городок Французский городок
  • ES: Una aldea francesa Una aldea francesa
  • SE: En liten fransk stad En liten fransk stad
  • US: A French Village A French Village
Director
Jean-Philippe Amar
Philippe Triboit
Artists
Robin Renucci
as Daniel Larcher
as Hortense
Thierry Godard
as Raymond Schwartz
Marie Kremer
as Lucienne
Emmanuelle Bach
as Jeannine
as Bériot
Nade Dieu
as Marie
Nicolas Gob
as Jean Marchetti
Maxim Driesen
as Gustave
Constance Dollé
as Suzanne
Richard Sammel
as Heinrich
Cyril Couton
as Servier
Fabrizio Rongione
as Marcel
Antoine Mathieu
as Edmond
as Loriot
Martin Loizillon
as Antoine
Laura Stainkrycer
as Sarah
Patrick Descamps
as Henri De Kervern
Bernard Blancan
as Anselme
Yann Goven
as Max
Nathalie Cerda
as Madame Morhange
Axelle Maricq
as Rita
Laurent Bateau
as Crémieux
Jochen Hägele
as Ludwig
Samuel Theis
as Kurt
Nathalie Bienaimé
as Joséphine
Philippe Résimont
as Chassagne
Max Renaudin Pratt
as Marceau
Olivier Ythier
as Vernet
as Ezechiel
Gauthier de Fauconval
as Jérôme
Peter Bonke
as Kollwitz
Bertrand Constant
as Delage
Thomas Mialon
as Raoul
Léa Miguel
as Geneviève
Benoît Thiébault
as Thierry
Alexandre Hamidi
as Claude
Amandine Dewasmes
as Marguerite
Lucie Bonzon
as Hélène
Götz Burger
as Von Ritter
Annick Boyer
as Inès
Fabrice Richert
as Alban
Bruno Fleury
as Blanchon
Dan Herzberg
as Lorrain
Lise Greau
as Léonor
Yannis Bougeard
as Charles
as Le Curé
Hélène Seuzaret
as Anna Crémieux
John-Christian Bateman
as Colonel Bridgewater
Fabio Zenoni
as Gérard
Patrizia Berti
as Mme Servier
Pascal Casanova
as Morel
Léa Betremieux
as Eliane
Hélène Foubert
as Amélie Grosjean
Emmanuelle Michelet
as Maria
Cyril Descours
as Yvon
Hervé Laudière
as Hubert Grosjean
Fabien Jegoudez
as Feldgendarme
as Goldmuntz
Julien Pestel
as Déporté juif
Nicolas de Lavergne
as L'assesseur
Armelle Deutsch
as Natacha
Marie Bunel
as Françoise
Éric Caravaca
as Tequiero adulte
Gabriel Dufay
as Hector
Maëva Pasquali
as Émilie
as Le Procureur
Jérôme Veyhl
as Feldwebel Herbert
Manuela Biedermann
as Madame Golmuntz
Jérôme Robart
as Vincent
Judith Rémy
as Madame Berthe
Laurent Manzoni
as Victor
Christopher Buchholz
as Schneider
Hélène Coulon
as Maria
Jean-Pierre Gos
as Eugène
as Edith
Patrick Raynal
as Lanzac
Charlie Nelson
as Gérard
Pascal Demolon
as Blanchon
Stanislas Nordey
as Gustave adulte
as Mamé
Bernard Eylenbosch
as Schuster
Julien Labbé
as Justin
Yvo Muller
as Soldat Von Ritter
Delphine Théodore
as Charlotte
Philippe Labonne
as Docteur Brochard
Bruno Blairet
as Janvier
Jean Lescot
as Rabbin
Lucas Prisor
as Gunther
Thomas Kellner
as Panzer Jeremy
Loïc Giraud
as Soldat FFI
Francis Renaud
as Jacques
Judith Henry
as Micheline
Maurice Antoni
as Camille
Maxime De Toledo
as Tom
Aubert Fenoy
as Hubert
Christian Brendel
as Caberni
Nino Rocher
as Aristide
Grégoire Oestermann
as Le Président
Agathe Bouissières
as Emilie
Simon Morant
as Feldgendarme
Robin Gros
as Fernand
Pierre Baux
as Maître Lévy
Robert Charles Rousselle
as Conducteur
Bruno Rochette
as Gendarme Dupas
Nadine Bechade
as Christine
Petunia Jankowska
as Mme Cingercwajg
Peter Zenko
as Soldat #3
Jonathan Brecher
as Fils Rabbin
Astrid Adverbe
as Femme anxieuse
Laurent Richard
as Garin
Philipp Weissert
as Feldwebel Staudamm
Dounia Sichov
as Mariana
Nova-Louna Castano
as Sophie fille Mariana
Jan Oliver Schroeder
as Feldwebel Stermueller
as Aaronson
Erwan Szejnok
as Déporté juif
Felix M. Ott
as Rainer
Clément Delperie
as Luc
Vladimir Barbera
as Bastien
Gabriel Brown
as Sargeant Davis
Xavier Thomass
as Ignacio
Théo Cholbi
as Xavier
Clément Bouquet
as Elie
as Gallois
as Mère juive
Jean-Paul Dubois
as Roger
Oisín Stack
as Robert
Manu Layotte
as Marek
Philippe Lars
as Eric
Antoine Guyomar'ch
as Paul
Serge Reineix
as Pharmacien
as Carlotta
Marie Verdi
as Morvandieu
Pierre Maufront
as Brigadier Sabari
Virgiliu Andreev
as Officier champagne
Patrick Olivier
as Employé école
Charles Pommel
as Milicien Cousine
Laurent Bariteau
as Gendarme Pantalon
Daniel San Pedro
as Alberto
Lorraine Mordillat
as Violette
Chantal Banlier
as Henriette
Jules Armana
as Le Sentinelle
Antoine Levannier
as Charles
Sean Guégan
as Didier
Tom Sommerlatte
as Feldwebel Kommandantur
François Perache
as Simon
Renaud Gaillardon
as Marcel enfant
Guillaume Delalandre
as Julien
Bruno Argence
as Serveur
Jean-Baptiste Tur
as Guillaume
Adrien Monteil
as Luc
Sylvère Vendraminetto
as Etienne
Allain Naron
as Maxime
Renaud Frugier
as Le Badaud
Dominique Engelhardt
as Hans
Margareta Bluet
as Soeur Claudine
Julien Lambroschini
as Bruno
Benoît Di Marco
as Théo
Jean-Christophe Barc
as Germon
Anton Yakovlev
as Lieutenant Frank
Jonathan Reyes
as Arsène
Daniel Koenigsberg
as Alfred
Alexia Portal
as Léonor adulte
Andy Gillet
as Michel Bellini
Jean-Paul Daniel
as L'épicier
Jorg Schnass
as Krüger
Soase Le Bras
as Nourrice
Yann Karaquillo
as Client épicerie
Margaux Fabre
as Lucie
Gabriel Allée
as Roland 16 ans
as Homme Heinrich
Jérôme Le Paulmier
as Mazaret
Anatole Sternberg
as Samuel
Patrick Harivel
as Réfugié
Georges Siatidis
as Curé
Eloïse Hôte
as Cliente épicerie
Antoine Fonck
as Michael
Brice Beaugier
as Réfugié 1
Pierre Poirot
as Foulquier
Cédric Laroche
as Policier #1
Pierre Forest
as Avocat Muller
Thomas Arnaud
as Ouvrier école
Anthony Mark
as Réfugié 2
Sébastien Mossiere
as Policier #2
Martine Doutey
as Cliente pharmacie
Bruno Mary
as Pâtissier
Jean-Louis Coulloc'h
as Léon
as Responsable Défense
Dominique Chiaroni
as Réfugié 3
Jean-Bastien Périchon
as Jérémie
Nicolas Benaïche
as Le feldwebel
Roger Dumas
as René Larcher
Enrico Horn
as Capitaine Frantz
Jean-Michel Fête
as Michel
François D'Aubigny
as Gardien de prison
Thierry Piétra
as Le charcutier
Jean-Baptiste Perichon
as Jérémie
Jan-Luc Delage
as Sergent français
Nadia Barentin
as Clémentine
Asuka Tovazzi
as Commandant Engel
Gilles Favreau
as Flic français
Paul K.
as Soldat gardien
Pierre Kiwitt
as Schmidt
Grégory Gadebois
as Délégué Garnier
Jean-Pierre Becker
as Le curé
Richard Piltz
as Soldat #1
Andreas Krah
as Soldat allemand 2
as Docteur Borten
Dirk Bruning
as Soldat barrage Jeannine
Yves Breton
as Policier en tenue
Jacques Triau
as Gaston
Manuel Sinor
as Sous-officier américain
Jeremias Nussbaum
as Soldat #2
Thomas Seiler
as Feldwebel
Wieland Amand
as Sentinelle
Bénédicte Charpiat
as Mme Guillion
Michel Octobre
as Lambert
Olivier Bonneau
as Ambulancier
Myriem Akheddiou
as Femme Vernet
Cécile Reigher
as Mère de Michael
Jérôme Kurtis-Sitruk
as Soldat 1
Pierre Glénat
as Policier 1
Valérie Moreau
as Voix féminine #1
Dominique Verdier-Gavelle
as Mme Moret
Bertrand Bonvallet
as Infirmier
Alexander Donesch
as Feldwebel
Cassiopée Mayance
as Fille Vernet
Jean-Pierre Pivolot
as Policier 2
Christophe Tacussel
as Consommateur
Tamara Kozo
as Voix féminine #2
Zoon Besse
as Homme Heinrich #1
Fabrice Cals
as Gendarme
as Sagefemme
Tristan Robin
as Sentinelle allemand
Hernan Bonet
as Réfugié bilingue
Thierry Charrière
as Voix masculine #1
Yohann Sfez
as Homme Heinrich #2
Maximilien Poullein
as Soldat Groucho Tom
Noël Lafon
as Homme « boite aux lettres »
Catherine Toublanc
as Mme Servier
Adrien Ledoux
as Voix masculine #2
Benjamin Dupas
as Gendarme Benjamin
Didier Buisson
as Accordéoniste
Benoît Gaudriot
as Maquisard Friche
Noam Pacini
as Servier enfant
Nicolas Buchoux
as Soldat allemand
Jean-Gabriel Nordmann
as Curé
William Prunck
as Journaliste
Elia Blanc
as Theophile
Franck Beckmann
as Sous-officier SS Ulrich
Sébastien Gill
as Déporté Juif
Raphael Goldman
as Gilbert
David Brossay
as Infirmier
Martin Belcour
as Sorgues
Antoine Theisen
as Sous-officier SS Schenk
Roland David
as Serveur
Philippe Ohrel
as L'officier allemand
Rebecca Potok
as Madame Mère
Philippe Guégan
as Apesteguy
Thierry Nenez
as Robert le facteur
Arno Feffer
as Le Gendarme
Christophe Chalufour
as Un maquisard
Jean-Claude Baudracco
as Marescaux
Cyril Boca
as Lubanski
Gauthier de Crépy
as Père Daniel
Flavien Dareau
as 1 episode, 2013
David Willer
as Travailleur STO
Pierre Soubbotnik
as 1 episode, 2013
Jacques Develay
as Patient la garrigue
Elisa Mori
as Christine
Laure Lapeyre
as La Fille
Gilles Geenen
as Martin
Véronique Lafont
as Mère de Claude
Pierre-Paul Danzin
as Le livreur
Christian Clessi
as Robert
Vincent Rouquès
as Mjor Seidlitz
Jean-Claude Dauphinot
as L'homme au drapeau
Cédric Burgle
as Consommateur
Marie Broche
as Mère Daniel
Esther Blanc
as Melanie
Diego Martín
as Paul
Julien Romano
as Un résistant
Frans Boyer
as Fernand
Nicolas Dussaut
as Milicien
Tarik Lamli
as Dirigeant militaire palestinien
François Rabette
as 1 episode, 2017
Vladimir Enquin
as Louis
Sylvie Maute
as Maria
Michèle Clément
as Soignante à l'église
Jonathan Louis
as Un militaire
Cassandre Dagon
as 1 episode, 2014
Sebastian Fischer
as Soldat allemand
Pierre Dupont
as Victor Maruani
Xavier Bonadonna
as 1 episode, 2016
Sabine Crossen
as Linda
Fecha de lanzamiento 04 Jun 2009
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