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Tit-Coq

Can. 1953. Dramatic comedy by René Delacroix, Gratien Gélinas with Gratien Gélinas, Monique Miller, Paul Dupuis. A soldier, born of unknown parents, experiences a disappointment in love.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Étienne Brûlé gibier de potence

Can. 1952. History by Melburn E. Turner with Paul Dupuis, Jacques Auger, Ginette Letondal.

Runtime: 102 min.

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The Romantic Age

G.-B. 1950. Drama by Edmond T. Gréville with Mai Zetterling, Hugh Williams, Margot Grahame. A teacher who has been seduced by one of his students finally pulls himself together.

Runtime: 80 min.

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Fugitive from Montreal

V.O.: L'Inconnue de Montréal

Fr. 1950. Drama by Jean-Devaivre with Paul Dupuis, René Dary, Patricia Roc. A Canadian police officer mistakenly believes that the fianc?e of his French friend is a dangerous criminal.

Runtime: 105 min.

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Madness of the Heart

G.-B. 1949. Melodrama by Charles Bennett with Margaret Lockwood, Paul Dupuis, Kathleen Byron. A young woman who is blind experiences many difficulties before winning her husband's heart for good.

Runtime: 75 min.

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Whispering City

V.O.: La Forteresse

Can. 1947. Melodrama by Fedor Ozep with Paul Dupuis, Jacques Auger, Nicole Germain. A young journalist believes she has discovered that a man, thought to have died in an accident, was actually murdered.

Runtime: 105 min.

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Johnny Frenchman

G.-B. 1945. Drama by Charles Frend with Françoise Rosay, Tom Walls, Patricia Roc. The war forces Breton sailors to take refuge on the English coast with their long-time rivals.

Runtime: 112 min.

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Passport to Pimlico

G.-B. 1944. Satire by Henry Cornelius with Stanley Holloway, Hermione Baddeley, Paul Dupuis. A bomb explosion uncovers an ancient document that reveals that a part of London does not belong to England.

Runtime: 70 min.