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Diamond Rush (1969) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 10, 1969

Original Title:
Le Paria

Genres:
Action | Crime

Production Companies:
Carlton Continental
Ceres Films
Santos Alcocer P.C.

Production Countries:
France | Spain

Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 16  ES: 18 

Overview from TheMovieDB

Traumatized by the War of Algeria and by the accidental death of his wife and his son, Manu left the right road. His last caper was the attack of the Antwerp-Tangiers Express, carrying a precious cargo of industrial diamonds. But the whole affair was bungled and all of his accomplices got shot. The only survivor of this disaster, Manu now finds refuge in the mountain house of Lucia, the widow of a smuggler who lives alone there with her little boy.

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Production

Assistant Editor:
Marie-Claude Carliez

Camera Operator:
Jean Benezech

Dialogue:
Mireille de Tissot

Director:
Claude Carliez

Director of Photography:
Juan Gelpí

Editor:
Raymond Lamy

Music:
Jean-Claude Pelletier

Producer:
Santos Alcocer
Hélène Dassonville

Production Manager:
Ginés Rodríguez
Mireille de Tissot
Jean Lara

Screenplay:
Claude Rank

Still Photographer:
Vincent Rossell

Stunts:
Gérard Moisan
Daniel Vérité

Technical Advisor:
Maurice Delbez

Writer:
Santos Alcocer

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