Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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Léonie Souchaud | ... | Fanny |
Fantine Harduin | ... | Erika | |
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Juliane Lepoureau | ... | Georgette |
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Ryan Brodie | ... | Victor |
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Anaïs Meiringer | ... | Diane |
Lou Lambrecht | ... | Rachel | |
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Igor van Dessel | ... | Maurice |
Cécile de France | ... | Madame Forman (as Cécile De France) | |
Stéphane De Groodt | ... | Jean, le fermier | |
Malonn Lévana | ... | Marie | |
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Lucien Khoury | ... | Jacques |
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Victor Meutelet | ... | Elie |
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Elea Körner | ... | Helga |
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Alice D'Hauwe | ... | Ethel |
Anna Tenta | ... | Mère maison Ose |
Fanny and her sisters attempt to escape Nazi occupied France but many dangers are ahead of them.
I just watched this movie at the East Bay Jewish Film Festival in Pleasant Hill. It is a WWII movie that takes place in France in 1943 in what at that time was a part of France that was controlled by Italy, and when Mussolini, gets overthrown, sets in motion these events.
This movie kept me on the edge of my seat, as you watch a reluctant Fanny, aged about 13 finding herself in charge of a bunch of little Jewish kids being forced to flee from France to Switzerland as the Nazis take over in this area of France from Italy. Like all little kids, they all want their mommies and daddies and don't quite understand what is happening to them. This movie is based on a true story and was quite exciting.