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The Solitary Conquerors

1952, French. Directed by Claude Vermorel.

After inheriting a forest in Africa where she decides to go, Thérèse tries to sell her property to Pascal, a gold digger who owns the land neighboring this forest. He refuses the transaction and multiplies the obstacles against the forest exploitation project to which Thérèse resigns herself given Pascal's attitude.

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1h 32m
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Released
8 October 1952
Original title
Les Conquérants solitaires
Country
France

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The Solitary Conquerors (1952) was directed by Claude Vermorel and stars Claire Mafféi, Alain Cuny, Raphaël Ambergat.

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