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France on a Pebble

1960, French. Directed by Gilles Groulx & Claude Fournier.

The 4,000 inhabitants of the archipelago of Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon describe it as a caillou—a tiny rock on which they live, lost in the shadow of Newfoundland. There is something mysterious and inexplicable about this extension of faraway France. In broad strokes, the film paints a picture of this insular population, revealing their history, daily lives and singular character.

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0h 29m
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Language
French
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Released
1 January 1960
Original title
La France sur un caillou
Country
Canada, St. Pierre and Miquelon

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France on a Pebble isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 1 January 1960. (Checked 13 November 2026.)

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France on a Pebble (1960) was directed by Gilles Groulx and Claude Fournier.

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