A Dog, A Mouse and a Sputnik
Sep 09 1958
•2h 50m
•Comedy
A French animal lover protects a dog and a mouse wanted by Soviet scientists for their space program.
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Noël-Noël
Léon Martin

Denise Grey
Marguerite Martin

Francis Blanche
Chazot
Nathalie Nerval
Dina, interpreter
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