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The Crime of the Just

1950, French. Directed by Jean Gehret.

Arnal, nicknamed 'Counselor' is the head of a family held in high esteem by the people of a Cevennes village. Now, the dignified man, who is the respected arbitrator of local disputes, has adopted Clémence, a deaf-mute girl. The day when Maurice, Arnal's son, starts a love affair with his stepsister, trouble begins...

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1h 28m
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Released
19 April 1950
Original title
Le Crime des Justes
Country
France
Written by
André Chamson

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The Crime of the Just (1950) was directed by Jean Gehret and stars Jean Debucourt, Claudine Dupuis, Jean-Marc Lambert.

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