Second Childhood

Second Childhood (released in French as Dernière Jeunesse) is a 1939 French-Italian co-production drama film directed by Jeff Musso. The screenplay was written by Maria Basaglia, and the roughly 88-minute film was produced by Scalera Film, one of the leading Italian studios of the era.

Its cast includes well-known French actors of the period, Raimu and Pierre Brasseur, alongside Italian actor Guido Celano. Detailed information about the film's plot and its release has survived only in limited form.