Manon of the Spring

Year: 1952

Runtime: 235 mins

Language: French

Director: Marcel Pagnol

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Marcel Pagnol adapts his own novel Manon des sources into a two‑part film, comprising the titles Manon des sources and Ugolin. It follows the determined shepherdess Manon as she seeks vengeance against the villagers she believes caused her father's death, weaving themes of justice and rural life.

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