Les Siffleurs

1964

1h 23m

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Drama

Overview

Young actors drift around Paris looking for job opportunities in pursuit of their happiness. The Finnish film, made with a French cast, follows the paths signaled by nouvelle vague and cinéma vérité.

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Cast & Crew

29 members

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Michel Strasberg

Pierre Vilmot

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Maria Doniel

Catherine

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Gilbert Reeb

Yves

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Maurice Dalais

Alain

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Jean-Claude Brialy

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Pascale Petit

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Jean-Louis Trintignant

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Claudine Coster

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René Simon

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Claude Viriot

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Paul Pavel

Guy

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Robert Manuel

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Paul-André Therry

Paolo

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Annie Jeanneret

Friend of Pierre and Guy

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Anne Daumas

Françoise

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Mireille Strasser

Miss Parfum

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Maria Bourbon

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Nicole Darde

Girl who admires muscles, Pierre's friend

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Philippe Bastoni

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Daniel Vigne

One of the whistleblowers

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Corinne Lahaye

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Laurence Dassy

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Jacques Morineau

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Anne Dangeau

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André Brigand

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Alain Rais

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Jacqueline Holtz

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Annick Le Corre

Denise

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Michel Maïofis

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