Les Démons de Jésus

Les Démons de Jésus

Les Démons de Jésus

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Les Démons de Jésus

1997

1h 57m

6.6(67 votes)

Comedy

Overview

Set in the late 1960s, a family of Gypsies live in a dilapidated pavilion in the western suburbs of Paris.

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Production Companies

M6 Films

Canal+

Cast & Crew

15 members

Acting

Thierry Frémont

Jésus

Thierry Frémont

Acting

Yann Collette

Morizot

Yann Collette

Acting

Patrick Bouchitey

Dédé

Patrick Bouchitey

Acting

Victor Lanoux

Jo

Victor Lanoux

Acting

Martin Lamotte

Coldet

Martin Lamotte

Acting

Nadia Farès

Marie

Nadia Farès

Acting

José Garcia

Bruno Piacentini

José Garcia

Acting

Élie Semoun

Gérard

Élie Semoun

Acting

Marie Trintignant

Levrette

Marie Trintignant

Acting

Bernie Bonvoisin

Le facteur

Bernie Bonvoisin

Acting

Roberto Herlitzka

Raymond Piacentini

Roberto Herlitzka

Acting

Jean-Louis Tribes

Antoine Piacentini

Jean-Louis Tribes

Acting

Fabienne Babe

Mathilde

Fabienne Babe

Acting

Pierre Laplace

Ernest

Pierre Laplace

Acting

Antoinette Moya

Rita

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