01 Jan 1974
The Girl Who Ran Out of Night
Lonely, misused, ashamed-- A desperate runaway reached by the Love of God.
The Truth About the Imaginary Passion of an Unknown
A very personal interpretation, to say the least, of the passion of the Christ According to St. John.
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Michel Morat Le Christ-homme
Anne Wiazemsky Le Christ-femme
Isabelle Weingarten Marie
Tamia Marie-Madeleine
Michael Lonsdale Le reporter TV / Ponce Pilate
Ferruccio Malandrini Jean-Baptiste
Maurice Poullenot Caïphe
Arlette Emmery La fille folle
Olivier Delilez Le bon larron
Stéphan Koziak Le mauvais larron
Jean de Gaspary Judas
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