Harvest
(1937)
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Harvest
(1937)
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Gabriel Gabrio | ... |
Panturle
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Orane Demazis | ... |
Arsule /
Irene
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| Fernandel | ... |
Urbain Gedemus
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Marguerite Moreno | ... |
Zia Mameche
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Robert Le Vigan | ... |
Sergeant De Sault
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Henri Poupon | ... |
L'Amoureux
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Odette Roger | ... |
Alphonsine
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Milly Mathis | ... |
Belline
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Édouard Delmont | ... |
Gaubert
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Charles Blavette | ... |
Jasmin
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Paul Dullac | ... |
Mr. Astruc
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Louisard | ... |
La garde champetre
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Charblay | ... |
Butcher
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Jean Castan | ... |
Jeremie
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Henri Rollan | ... |
Coriandre
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During the first 20 minutes of the movie, I was rather disappointed--I expected more interesting characters in a Marcel Pagnol story. However, as the film slowly unfolded, the not so interesting characters gave way to much more endearing ones. It's as if those you see in the beginning who you THINK are the leads are really just setting the stage for the REAL film to begin! The main plot involves a nice bachelor who lives in an almost totally deserted hillside town. He is lonely but has relied on himself so long he has all but given up hope on finding a mate. The only other resident, an old lady, promises to bring him someone soon. At this same time, we meet a very hapless woman who has been through hell. The two lonely people eventually meet and form an almost instant attachment that is just beautiful to watch. Seeing this kind but gruff older man fall for and cherish this lady is a joy to behold.