The Plague
The Plague is a novel by Albert Camus, published in 1947, that tells the story of a plague sweeping the French Algerian city of Oran. It asks a number of questions relating to the nature of destiny and the human condition.
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Victoria Tennant
British actress
Albert Camus
French philosopher
Clive Barker
Novelist
John Randolph Pepper
Photographer
Oscar Kramer
Argentine film producer
Raul Julia
Puerto Rican actor
Vangelis
Greek composer
Dylan Riley Snyder
American actor
Sandrine Bonnaire
French actress
James Van Der Beek
American actor
Luis Puenzo
Argentine film director
Joshua Close
Canadian film actor
Horacio Fontova
Argentine actor
Paco Tous
Spanish actor
Jonathan Prince
American actor
Bill Butler
American cinematographer
Brad Hunt
Ice hockey defenseman
China Zorrilla
Uruguayan theater actress
Antonio Dechent
Spanish actor
Manolo Solo
Spanish actor
Duilio Marzio
Argentine theatre actor
Jorge Luz
Actor
Dylan Schneider
Singer
Sergio Castellanos
Actor
Julián Villagrán
Spanish actor
Homero Manzi
Argentine lyricist
Brittany Scobie
Actress
Rafael Soliwoda
Actor
Pablo Molinero
Spanish actor
Johnny Connolly
Irish musician
Diego Dussuel
Cinematographer
Pancho Ibáñez
Argentina television presenter
Rafael Cobos
Spanish screenwriter
Norman Erlich
Actor
Félix Monti
Argentina cinematographer
John Connelly
American musician
Jordi Balló
Film producer
Lautaro Murúa
Chilean-Argentine actor
Neus Ballús
Film director
Pau Subirós
Film producer
Laura Palmucci
Actor
Hal Masonberg
Director
Christian Charret
Film producer
Patricia López
Chilean singer
Gene Pyrz
Actor
Stephanie C. Allen
Actress
Gustavo Saffores
Actor