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André Valmy | ... | Le capitaine Pierre Le Guellec |
Jean Gaven | ... | Jos - le second | |
Marc Cassot | ... | Marcel | |
Georges Poujouly | ... | Benj - le mousse | |
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Doudou Babet | ... | Mohammed (as Doudou-Babet) |
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Hélène Perdrière | ... | Christine Largeau (as Hélène Perdrière Sociétaire de la Comédie Française) |
Claude Sylvain | ... | Totoche | |
Jean-Louis Trintignant | ... | Jean-Louis (as J.L. Trintignant) | |
Andrex | ... | Le docteur Lagarrigue | |
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Yves Brainville | ... | Le docteur Jégou |
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Jean Clarieux | ... | Riri |
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Mimo Billi | ... | Alberto |
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Bernard Dhéran | ... | Saint-Savin (as Bernard Dhéran de la Comédie Française) |
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Pierre Goutas | ... | Yann |
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Jean Daurand | ... | Yves |
While fishing in the North Sea, eleven out of the twelve men of the Lutèce, a fishing-boat from Concarneau, get intoxicated after having eaten rotten ham. The only one unscathed is Mohammed, a Muslim who does not eat pork meat. The situation is serious for the eleven victims : if they do not get a serum quickly they will die. Luckily Captain Le Guellec has had time to send an S.O.S. which is picked up by Jean-Louisa young radio ham. A chain of solidarity is created in the hours that follow... Written by Guy Bellinger
Please. Does anybody have Spanish subtitles for this movie? I'll appreciate it. I've seen the movie and i like it, but I can hardly understand French. Could be useful for me an English subtitles too. Anyway, for the people who have had some experience in radio ham the film will like very much, specially for Radio Amateurs who begin 30 o more years ago. The different places where the radio amateurs are, bring you an interesting feeling. The radio in Togo has an special meaning, it's the link with the world, and with the blind man has another meaning, is the link with life and hope. I enjoyed this film very much even though the language is hard for me. I'll be waiting for somebody who could give me Spanish or English translation. Thank you.