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When his loot is mysteriously stolen, a small-time thief on the run hides out in a small village, posing as the local schoolteacher.
Top billed cast
Laurent GamelonAntoine / Jean-Jacques
Bernadette LafontAmandine
Michel GalabruAndré Gourgousse
Patrick BossoSylvain Fauvet
Elise TielrooyJosy Moreno
Marie-Armelle DeguyBrigitte Dubreil
Eva MazauricMaryline Fauvet
David FaurePierre Ribot
Ferdinand FortesPère Basile- Valentin NgoMartin-Huan Legrand
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