- Agnès
Desarthe (née Naouri; born 3 May 1966) is a
French novelist, children's
writer and translator.
Desarthe was born 3 May 1966 in Paris. She is the...
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based on a
novel by
Louis Paul Boon. The film
stars Jan Decleir, Gérard
Desarthe,
Antje de Boeck, and
Michael Pas, and
recounts the real-life
story of Adolf...
- d'Aldébaran, part of the Bételgeuse
graphic novel L'expédition, a
novel by Agnès
Desarthe Northern Exposure: Expeditions,
album by
Sasha and John
Digweed (1999)...
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dramatique from 1985 to 1988; he was a
student of
Michel Bouquet and
Gerard Desarthe Bernard Dort. He
began his
career in 1986 in the
short film The
Train of...
- USA but
lives and
works in
Paris (France). 1995 : Fast
directed by
Dante Desarthe. 1996 :
Comment je me suis disputé... (ma vie ****uelle)
directed by Arnaud...
- Ödön von Horváth
Richard Brunel 2002
Turcaret Alain-René
Lesage Gérard
Desarthe Le
Voyage de
monsieur Perrichon Eugène
Labiche Laurent Pelly 2003 Vendre ...
- of Loss by Geneviève
Jurgensen (2000). Five
Photos of My Wife by Agnès
Desarthe (2001). The
Darkest Red by
Viviane Moore (2001). Fear and
Trembling by...
- "Chez moi" (song), a song by
Serge Lama Chez Moi (
Desarthe novel), a 2009
novel by Agnès
Desarthe Chez Moi, an 1887
painting by
Harriet Backer This disambiguation...
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September 2014.
Retrieved 14
November 2021. "Ce cœur
changeant d'Agnès
Desarthe, prix littéraire du
Monde 2015". Le
Monde (in French). 9
September 2015...
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Lajeunesse Jean-Pierre
Marielle as
Archambaud Philippe Noiret as
Watrin Gérard
Desarthe as
Maxime Loin
Michel Galabru as
Monglat Danièle
Lebrun as Mrs. Archambaud...
