L'homme du lac

Name: L'homme du lac
Director: Raymond Garceau
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1961-01-01
Duration: 28 min
Cast: Alexis Ladouceur, Jacques Godin

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Documentary

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Cast

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Alexis Ladouceur

Himself

Jacques Godin

Narrator (voice)

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