Le Rebelle (1980)
Directed by Gérard Blain

Drama
aka: The Rebel

Film Synopsis

Pierre Jouffroy is the 20-year-old son of a blue collar worker who was killed in an accident at work.  After a communist meeting, he meets Alain and Corinne, two young academics who are dedicated to the revolutionary cause.  After the death of his mother, Pierre becomes legally responsible for his sister Nathalie, but because he doesn't have a job the young girl risks being taken into care by the state.  Reluctantly, Pierre accepts an offer from a gay pimp but later turns against him and kills him in cold blood, putting into practice Alain's revolutionary ideas.  Betrayed by his friends, Pierre is arrested but remains defiant.
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Film Credits

  • Director: Gérard Blain
  • Script: Gérard Blain, André Debaecque
  • Cinematographer: Emmanuel Machuel
  • Music: Catherine Lara
  • Cast: Patrick Norbert (Pierre), Michel Subor (Beaufils), Isabelle Rosais (Nathalie), Jean-Jacques Aublanc (Alain), Françoise Michaud (Corinne), Alain Jérôme (Jean-Claude), Robert Delarue (Le commissaire de police), Germaine Ledoyen (Mme Roussel), Monique Gilliot (L'assistante sociale), Maurice Rollet (Chardonnet), Bernard Marcellin (L'inspecteur de police), Alexandre Reverend (Etudiant), Hervé Claude (Le journaliste TV), Louis Duchesne (L'homme volé), Jean-Pierre Quoi, Gérard Molina, Marc Alfos, Francesco Martella, Jean-Paul Dessertine, Jean-Claude Fouquin
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 105 min
  • Aka: The Rebel

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