Cast overview: | |||
Sergi López | ... | Josep Bartoli (voice) | |
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Emmanuel Vottero | ... | Martin / L'homme du consulat (voice) |
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Xavier Serrano | ... | Helios (voice) |
David Marsais | ... | Valentin (voice) | |
Valérie Lemercier | ... | La mère de Valentin (voice) | |
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Thomas Vandenberghe | ... | Le père de Valentin / Le docteur (voice) (as Thomas VDB) |
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Gérard Hernandez | ... | Grand-père Serge (voice) |
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Bruno Solo | ... | Serge (voice) |
François Morel | ... | Robert (voice) | |
Alain Cauchi | ... | Léon (voice) | |
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Bamar Kane | ... | Tirailleur sénégalais (voice) (as Pape Bamar Kane) |
Sílvia Pérez Cruz | ... | Bertillia / Frida Kahlo (voice) | |
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Alba Pujol | ... | Micaela / Enriqueta (voice) |
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Sophia Aram | ... | L'infirmière (voice) |
A dying gendarme remembers his encounter with Catalan artist Josep Bartolí in a French concentration camp after the Spanish Civil War.
At the beginning of the film, I did not expect that much affection. But when it goes on, film took me inside to the begginning of world war two to a French camp at the Spanish border. Beautiful inspirational story made my day. Fully satisfied my expectation from cinema. Bravo.