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The Dream Vagabonds

1949, French. Directed by Charles-Félix Tavano.

The Dombreval troupe is the last vestige of an outdated form of entertainment: the traveling theatre. Mireille is the director, strong, courageous, but overwhelmed by the hardships and financial difficulties. Full of dignity, she refuses negotiations and compromises, confronting all with determination. The end is however near, Mireille is aware of it.

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French
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Released
5 August 1949
Original title
Les vagabonds du rêve
Country
France
Written by
Jean Faurez, Maurice Hiléro

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The Dream Vagabonds (1949) was directed by Charles-Félix Tavano and stars Françoise Rosay, André Claveau, Raymond Cordy.

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