Les Misérables

Year: 1934

Runtime: 281 mins

Language: French

Director: Raymond Bernard

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Set in 19th-century France, former convict Jean Valjean—imprisoned for stealing a loaf of bread—must constantly evade the dogged Inspector Javert. Their relentless cat‑and‑mouse chase consumes both men, drawing Valjean into the heart of the student uprisings that erupt across the nation, where personal redemption clashes with the fervor of revolutionary unrest.

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