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The Seniors

1936, French. Directed by Félix Gandéra & Robert Bibal.

A high school in the thirties: most of the students are leaving for the Easter holidays. However, one of them,Brassier, an A -student ,stays for sentimental reasons. He is desperately in love with the principal's wife who does not want to cheat on her husband, and, above all, does not want the young man to ruin his good prospects. On a night he calls on her, a theft is committed, in the principal's office. Although completely innocent, the good lad stands accused. He's got an alibi, but it would compromise the reputation of the woman he is in love with.

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Released
29 September 1936
Original title
Les Grands
Country
France

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The Seniors (1936) was directed by Félix Gandéra and Robert Bibal and stars Charles Vanel, Gaby Morlay, André Fouché.

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