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The Dogs (1979)

Overview

After several inhabitants of a new city were bitten by dogs, a young doctor tries to stop to the climb of violence.
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Alain Jessua profile
Alain Jessua

Director

Cast

Gérard Depardieu profile
Gérard Depardieu

Morel

Victor Lanoux profile
Victor Lanoux

Dr Henry Ferret

Nicole Calfan profile
Nicole Calfan

Elisabeth

Pierre Vernier profile
Pierre Vernier

Gauthier

Fanny Ardant profile
Fanny Ardant

Nurse

Philippe Klébert profile
Philippe Klébert

Franck

Régis Porte profile
Régis Porte

Jacques

Gérard Séty profile
Gérard Séty

Mayor

Philippe Mareuil profile
Philippe Mareuil

Beauchamp

Henri Labussière profile
Henri Labussière

Montagnac, pharmacist

Anna Gaylor profile
Anna Gaylor

Madame Colin

Elisabeth Kaza profile
Elisabeth Kaza

The first guest

Gérard Depardieu profile
Gérard Depardieu

Morel

Victor Lanoux profile
Victor Lanoux

Dr Henry Ferret

Nicole Calfan profile
Nicole Calfan

Elisabeth

Pierre Vernier profile
Pierre Vernier

Gauthier

Fanny Ardant profile
Fanny Ardant

Nurse

Philippe Klébert profile
Philippe Klébert

Franck

Régis Porte profile
Régis Porte

Jacques

Gérard Séty profile
Gérard Séty

Mayor

Philippe Mareuil profile
Philippe Mareuil

Beauchamp

Henri Labussière profile
Henri Labussière

Montagnac, pharmacist

Anna Gaylor profile
Anna Gaylor

Madame Colin

Elisabeth Kaza profile
Elisabeth Kaza

The first guest

Extra

Release Date

March 7, 1979

Original Language

French, Wolof

Budget

$0.00

Production Company

A.J. Films logoA.M.S. Productions logoLes Films de la Drouette logo

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