Les deux gosses

Summary

Comte Georges de Kerlor's certitude of his wife's infidelity and the illegitimacy of little Jean precipitates a chain of events that entrusts the boy to a seasoned criminal, who happens to have a son of his own, Claudinet. As Jean grows up alongside Claudinet, an unbreakable bond forms between the two boys, rendering them inseparable. This cinematic tale navigates themes of paternity, deception, and the unanticipated consequences of actions driven by jealousy and doubt.

Synopsis

Comte Georges de Kerlor is convinced his wife has been cheating on him, and little Jean is not his own. He entrusts the boy to a criminal who already has a boy of his own. As he grows up with Claudinet, the two boys become inseparable.