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L'Île is a french film of genre Adventure directed by François Leterrier with Bruno Cremer
L'Île (1986)
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Add to a movie listL'Île est un téléfilm français de François Leterrier diffusé à la télévision en 1987.
Synopsis
Au XVIII siècle en Océanie. Mason, capitaine à bord du Blossom, tue son supérieur, le capitaine Burt, dont la cruauté a révolté l'équipage. Les mutins s'enfuient en compagnie de quelques Tahitiens, sur l'île déserte de Pitcairn, où ils tentent de fonder une société idéale. Mais l'animosité entre deux hommes, Mac Leod, qui s'impose en autocrate, et Purcell, impuissant à réprimer les ambitions de ce dernier, provoque une guerre sans merci entre les races...Actors
Bruno Cremer
(Kapitän Mason)
Serge Dupire
(Adam Purcell)
Martin Lamotte
(MacLeod)
Jean-Pierre Castaldi
(Hunt)
Robert Rivard
Karina Lombard
(Ivoa)
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