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The Carillon of Freedom

1931, French. Directed by Gaston Roudès.

A painter lives with his patron (soon to be lover) in her fairytale-like Château. But it's 1914, and duty calls. Jacques becomes a hero, and gets married with another girl ,Louise Liègeois; his former mistress is not prepared to accept it and interferes in the couple's life, demanding a portrait of her as a Valkyrie.

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1h 6m
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French
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Released
18 March 1931
Original title
Le carillon de la liberté
Country
Belgium, France

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The Carillon of Freedom (1931) was directed by Gaston Roudès and stars Andrée Lafayette, Madeleine Bréville, Jacques Maury.

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