Café de París

Café de París

Café de París

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Café de París

1943

1h 38m

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Comedy

Overview

After suffering a family tragedy, Carmen leaves Spain and emigrates to Paris, where she will make new friends among some of the most peculiar characters who inhabit the bohemian neighborhoods of the city. (Partially lost film.)

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15 members

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Conchita Montes

Carmen

Conchita Montes

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José Nieto

Jaime

José Nieto

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Tony D'Algy

Franz

Tony D'Algy

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Rosina Mendía

Diana

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Julia Lajos

Colette

Julia Lajos

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Joaquín Roa

Landusky

Joaquín Roa

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Manuel Requena

The Admirer

Manuel Requena

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Mariana Larrabeiti

Lily

Mariana Larrabeiti

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Ana de Siria

The Sudamerican Lady

Ana de Siria

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Pedro Barreto

Totó

Pedro Barreto

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José Franco

Monsieur Dupont

José Franco

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Manuel Miranda

The Rustic Relative

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Joaquina Maroto

The Rustic Relative's Wife

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Juanita Manso

The Rustic Relative's Sister-in-Law

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Ginés 'Satanás' Gallego

The Doorwoman's Boy

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