Caroline and the Rebels

The film "Caroline and the Rebels" (1955) is a French historical adventure that tells the story of Juan d'Aranda/de Sallanches, played by Jean-Claude Pascal, who discovers he is the son of Caroline and develops an attraction to his sister Pilar, played by Brigitte Bardot. This leads to comical misadventures as they navigate their forbidden desire. The film features a range of characters, including Duchess Laure d'Albuquerque and General Lasalle, in its production set at Saint-Maurice Studios and on location in Roussillon.