Penn sardines

Penn sardines

Penn sardines

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Penn sardines

2004

1h 40m

5.3(4 votes)

History

Drama

Overview

In 1924, female workers in a sardine cannery in Brittany went on strike.

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Cast & Crew

17 members

Acting

Maëlle Poesy-Guichard

Vonnick

Maëlle Poesy-Guichard

Acting

Carole Richert

Jeanne Le Meur

Carole Richert

Acting

Charlotte Valandrey

Soizic Le Bihan

Charlotte Valandrey

Acting

Patrick Paroux

Unknown Role

Patrick Paroux

Acting

Vincent Winterhalter

Paul Thirion

Vincent Winterhalter

Acting

Jean-Marie Winling

Monsieur Grivault

Jean-Marie Winling

Acting

Marie Pillet

Marie Le Noach

Marie Pillet

Acting

Chick Ortega

Louis Le Maou

Chick Ortega

Acting

Sylvie Granotier

Madame Grivault

Sylvie Granotier

Acting

Jean-Louis Foulquier

Le Tallec

Jean-Louis Foulquier

Acting

Jean Le Mouël

Unknown Role

No Image

Acting

Erwan Creignou

Jobic Le Bihan

Erwan Creignou

Writing

Jean Bouchaud

Unknown Role

Jean Bouchaud

Acting

Thierry Barbet

Unknown Role

Thierry Barbet

Acting

Catherine Riaux

Hélène Naviner

Catherine Riaux

Acting

Guillaume Huet

Franch Le Meur

No Image

Acting

Marie Denarnaud

Fine

Marie Denarnaud

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