

La Lumière du Rocher
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Top Cast

Pierre Allain
Self

Christophe Profit
Self

Marcel Ichac
Self

Jacques Poincenot
Self (archive footage)

Guy Poulet
Self (archive footage)

Yves Ballu
Self (archive footage)

René Ferlet
Self (archive footage)
Denise Rouzeau
Self (archive footage)

René Fluet
Self (archive footage)
Key Film Crew
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