Notre-Dame de la mouise (1941)
Directed by Robert Péguy
Drama
Notre-Dame de la mouise (1941)
Film Synopsis
Father Vincent is attempting to build a church in a district of La Californie. Goaded by a shady innkeeper, a gang of heathens try to repel him by throwing stones at him. The priest is not easily deflected from his mission. Gradually, he builds his church and draws his opponents back into his flock, including the most intransigent of them all, Bibi.© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Robert Péguy
- Script: René Delacroix, Grégoire Leclos (dialogue), Grégoire Leclos, Pierre Lhande (story), Robert Péguy
- Cinematographer: Fédote Bourgasoff
- Music: Henri Poussigue
- Cast: Édouard Delmont (Le père Didier), François Rozet (L'abbé), Georges Rollin (Bibi), René Sarvil (Julot), Champi (Nénesse), Rivers Cadet (Monsieur Eugène), François Rodon (Gosse de Pou), Odette Joyeux (La môme), Odette Barencey (Zéphyrine), Solange Varenne (La Sauterelle), Jeanne Véniat (La mère de la môme), Mary Perret (Taille de Cerf), Yvonne Legeay (Madame Eugène), Rolla Norman, Henri de Livry, René Alié, René Lefevre-Bel, Félix Claude, Augustine Prieur, Mauricette Mercereau
- Country: France / Netherlands
- Language: French
- Support: Black and White
- Runtime: 90 min
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