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Jofroi

1934, French. Directed by Marcel Pagnol.

Jofroi sells his orchard to Alphonse. Alphonse wants to use the land for crops, so he starts to cut down the trees. Jofroi is furious: how can someone cut down those trees? He threatens to commit suicide so that the small town will blame Alphonse and Alphonse’s life will be miserable. Alphonse, the curate, the teacher, and some of the townsfolk spend the rest of the movie trying to keep Jofroi from committing suicide…

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Released
16 February 1934
Country
France
Written by
Marcel Pagnol

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What Jofroi is based on

Jofroi is based on The Solitude of Compassion (1932) by Jean Giono, published by Éditions Gallimard.

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Jofroi runs 48 minutes (0h 48m).

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If you liked Jofroi, try CQ, Maybe More, Bye Bye Morons.

Who directed Jofroi?

Jofroi (1934) was directed by Marcel Pagnol and stars Vincent Scotto, Henri Poupon, Annie Toinon.

What is Jofroi based on?

Jofroi is based on The Solitude of Compassion (1932) by Jean Giono, published by Éditions Gallimard.

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