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LES CAPRICES DE L’ENFANT ROI ***1/2 a delight!
26 June 2026 LES CAPRICES DE L’ENFANT ROI ***1/2 (vo French, subtitled in English) This amusing historical film is a delight! It’s 1651 in France, and rebellions are raging outside the royal palace. The 13-year-old King Louis XIV, the future Sun King, is sent by his mother, the regent Queen Anne of Austria (Doria Tillier) []
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