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Manon des sources ()


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To avenge her father's death, Manon blocks the source of water for local villagers.

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Ange, le Fontainier
Henri Arius ...
Claudius, le Boucher (as Arius)
André Bervil ...
Anatole, le Boulanger
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Pamphile, le Menuisier (as Blavette)
Jean-Marie Bon ...
Cabridan
Marguerite Chabert ...
La Mère de Polyte
Luce Dassas ...
Femme d'Ange
Daxely ...
Josias, frère de Jonas
Del Bosco ...
Jonas, frère de Josias
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Anglade
Alfred Goulin ...
Le grand Bossu (as Goulin)
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Baptistine, la Piémontaise
Jenny Hélia ...
Aricie, femme de Cabridan
Christian Lude ...
L'Ingénieur
Julien Maffre ...
Pétugue, le Forgeron (as Maffre)
Jeanne Mars ...
Nathalie
Marthe Marty ...
Sidonie
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Amélie, la Femme du Menuisier
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Eliacin (as Panisse)
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L'Instituteur
Henri Poupon ...
Le Papet
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Ugolin
Annie Roudier ...
La Mère de l'instituteur
Fernand Sardou ...
Philoxène, le Maire
René Sarvil ...
Le Brigadier
Jean Toscan ...
Polyte
Andrée Turcy ...
La Bouchère
Jacques Valois ...
Le Directeur des Bauxites (as Valois)
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Monsieur Belloiseau
Henri Vilbert ...
Le Curé
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Manon des Sources
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Bréols ...
Un gendarme (uncredited)

Directed by

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Marcel Pagnol

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Marcel Pagnol ... producer (uncredited)

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Raymond Legrand

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Willy Faktorovitch ... (as Willy)

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Jacques Bianchi
Raymonde Bianchi

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Eugène Delfau

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Paul Ralph ... makeup artist

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Charles Pons ... production manager

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Marcel Landrain ... property master (as Marcel Landrin)
Paul Latière ... property master

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Louis Guilbot ... sound recordist (as Louis Guilbaud)
Bruno Negri ... sound technician
Marcel Royné ... sound mixer
Paul Zaccaro ... boom operator (as Zaccaro)

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Willy Faktorovitch ... camera operator (as Gricha-Willy)
Roger Ledru ... assistant camera
Clément Maure ... assistant camera
Henri Moiroud ... still photographer

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Leon Bourrely ... location manager
Marcel Correnson ... assistant location manager
Henri Garzia ... location scout

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Raymonde Bourrely ... script supervisor

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André Soriano ... production assistant

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Plot Summary

More than anything in the world, Manon, a proud, solitary shepherdess of verdant Provence, wants to avenge her father's untimely and unjust death. With this in mind, Manon, bent on taking her revenge on the ruthless, calculative landowner, Papet, and his love-smitten but equally guilty nephew, Ugolin, concocts an audacious plan to deprive the unsuspecting inhabitants of the nearby village of fresh, drinking water. However, now that Manon has secretly diverted the life-giving source which supplies water to the communal fountain, before long, this grave situation loosens the tongues of those who have chosen to remain silent all these years. Are they prepared for the shocking truth? Written by Nick Riganas

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Also Known As
  • Manon des Sources (France)
  • Ugolin (France)
  • Manon of the Spring (Canada, English title)
  • Manon of the Spring (World-wide, English title)
  • Manon hat Oberwasser (Germany)
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  • 228 min
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Trivia Upon realizing that his initial cut was over four hours long, Marcel Pagnol decided to split the film into two. However distributor Gaumont was against the idea and Pagnol eventually conceded, leading the film to be released theatrically with a running time of around two hours, which Pagnol was very dissatisfied with. In March 1968, French TV presented a restoration of the original four hour version of the film, which is the way the film is exclusively seen now, usually split into two parts titled "Manon des Sources" and "Ugolin", as per Pagnol's original wishes. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Les sentiers Marcel Pagnol. Les chemins d'une vie (2005). See more »
Soundtracks L'Arlésienne See more »

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