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The Last Penny

1946, French. Directed by André Cayatte.

Pierre risks being taken advantage of by an agency that sets up financial scams, he escapes thanks to Marcelle, the secretary of the director of the agency, who is a childhood friend. She does her best to keep the young man away from the scams of his boss. However, the director, in love with Marcelle and jealous of Pierre, succeeds in trapping and ruining him. Marcelle will then denounce him to the police, but before being arrested he will kill her.

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1h 30m
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Language
French
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Released
23 January 1946
Original title
Le Dernier Sou
Country
France
Written by
André Cayatte, Louis Chavance

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The Last Penny (1946) was directed by André Cayatte and stars Noël Roquevert, Gilbert Gil, Ginette Leclerc.

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