
Last Refuge
Dernier refuge
Synopsis
Philippe and Sylvie have to do with Alvarez, a dangerous gang leader. They break up with him and commit robbery and murder. Sylvie suggests that Philippe take refuge in his quiet family. His younger sister Antoinette attracts and charms Philippe and excites the jealousy of Sylvie who informs Alvarez. The police get involved and Philippe is killed during a merciless fight.
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- Director
- Marc Maurette
- Screenplay & Story
- Georges Simenon
- Original Title
- Dernier refuge
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 30m
- Production Studios
- Les Films Osso
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Marc Maurette
Georges Simenon
Department Leadership Roster
Marc Maurette
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Frequently Asked Questions About Last Refuge
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What is Last Refuge about?
Philippe and Sylvie have to do with Alvarez, a dangerous gang leader. They break up with him and commit robbery and murder. Sylvie suggests that Philippe take refuge in his quiet family. His younger sister Antoinette attracts and charms Philippe and excites the jealousy of Sylvie who informs Alvarez. The police get involved and Philippe is killed during a merciless fight.
Who directed Last Refuge?
Last Refuge was directed by Marc Maurette.
Who stars in Last Refuge?
The principal cast of Last Refuge includes Raymond Rouleau, Gisèle Pascal, Tramel, Noël Roquevert, Mila Parély.
When was Last Refuge released and how long is it?
Last Refuge was released in 1947 with a total runtime of 1h 30m.
Is Last Refuge based on a book or true story?
Last Refuge is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Georges Simenon".



















