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In pre-war France, children were jailed under horrific conditions. The film tells of the massive escape that took place on the island of Belle-Ile-en-Mer, and of the child hunt that ensued.

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Barbara
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Florence
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Le directeur
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Le Parisien
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Bobette Minou
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La Chèvre
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Olivier Pavanne
Jacques Fonson ...
Le Chou
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Marie-Christine
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Monsieur Garnier
Lucien Raimbourg ...
Poléon
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Petit-Louis
Claude Romain ...
Pierrot
Henri San Juan
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Michel Brabant
Pierre Trabaud ...
Dodoche

Directed by

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Marcel Carné

Written by

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Marcel Carné ... ()
 
Jacques Prévert ... ()

Music by

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Joseph Kosma

Cinematography by

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Roger Hubert

Editing by

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Léonide Azar

Set Decoration by

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Alexandre Trauner

Makeup Department

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Boris de Fast ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Maurice Barnathan ... unit manager: interiors
Michel Roustoff ... production manager
Louis Théron ... unit manager: exteriors

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Lou Bonin ... assistant director
Paul Feyder ... first assistant director

Sound Department

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Maurice Archaimbault ... sound
Jean Zann ... sound assistant

Camera and Electrical Department

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Adolphe Charlet ... camera operator
Francis Nivoix ... camera operator
René Ribault ... camera operator
Émile Savitry ... still photographer

Script and Continuity Department

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Jeanne Witta ... script supervisor (as Jeanne Witta-Montrobert)

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Margot Capelier ... production secretary

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Also Known As
  • L'île des enfants perdus (France)
  • Svetla sutrašnjica (Yugoslavia, Serbian title)
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  • 90 min
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Trivia The shooting started several times, and was halted for censorship reasons - the project was banned by the Ministry of Justice - and harsh shooting conditions, and finally abandoned. All material was inexplicably lost in the 1950s. See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Carnet de naufrage (2004). See more »

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