Dans les pas de Marie Curie

Dans les pas de Marie Curie

Dans les pas de Marie Curie

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Dans les pas de Marie Curie

2011

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17 members

Acting

Elisabeth Duda

Maria Skłodowska-Curie

Elisabeth Duda

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Erick Deshors

Pierre Curie

Erick Deshors

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Lola Lasseron

Irène Curie

Lola Lasseron

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Judyta Turan

Bronia Skłodowska

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Jerzy Rogulski

Wladyslaw Skłodowski

Jerzy Rogulski

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Virginie Little

Marguerite Borel

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Yves Nouveau

Paul Appel

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Karolina Wróbel

Une enfant #1

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Katarzyna Cieszkowska

Une enfant #2

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Karolina Kowalska

Une enfant #3

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Tomasz Kowalski

Un enfant #4

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Vincent Diolot

Un soldat #1

Vincent Diolot

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Christophe Beudet

Un soldat #2

Christophe Beudet

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Sébastien Duda

Un soldat #3

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Faiza Al-Kharafi

Elle-même

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Jillian Banfield

Elle-même

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Jacques Bonnaffé

Le narrateur

Jacques Bonnaffé

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