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Sowing the Wind

19441h 30mMaurice Gleize

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A child is rejected by his father and sister when his mother dies giving birth to him. The family is falling apart; the father takes to drinking, the child is placed with a nurse. However, the little girl will take the initiative to bring the child back to the family home which she decides to take care of, thus encouraging the father to change his behavior.

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What is Sowing the Wind (1944) about?

A child is rejected by his father and sister when his mother dies giving birth to him. The family is falling apart; the father takes to drinking, the child is placed with a nurse. However, the little girl will take the initiative to bring the child back to the family home which she decides to take care of, thus encouraging the father to change his behavior.

Who stars in Sowing the Wind?

Sowing the Wind stars Jacques Dumesnil (The sculptor Bruno Horp), Marcelle Géniat, Lise Delamare (Fernande), Carlettina (Alexandra Horp), Gisèle Casadesus (Germaine Horp). The film was directed by Maurice Gleize.

How long is Sowing the Wind?

Sowing the Wind has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1944.

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