The Green Room (1978)
A WWI veteran decides to build a memorial to all of the people who have mattered to him but are now dead.
Top billed cast
François TruffautJulien Davenne
Nathalie BayeCecilia Mandel
Jean DastéBernard Humbert
Patrick MaléonGeorges- Jeanne LobreMrs. Rambaud
Antoine VitezBishop's secretary
Jean-Pierre MoulinGerard Mazet- Serge RousseauPaul Massigny
- Jean-Pierre DucosPriest in the mortuary room
- Annie MillerGeneviève Mazet
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