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1. www.imdb.com › name › nm0195567Francis D'Autheville - IMDb

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   Francis D'Autheville. Writer: Saadia. Francis D'Autheville is known for Saadia (1953).

2. www.imdb.com › name › nm0195567Francis D'Autheville - Biography - IMDb

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   Francis D'Autheville. Writer: Saadia. Francis D'Autheville is known for Saadia (1953).

3. thevintagent.com › 2021/07/11 › the-unstoppable-anneThe Unstoppable Anne-France Dautheville | The Vintagent

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   Jan 18, 2024 · Dautheville’s journey into the world of motorcycles began in May 1968, which was a perilous time of civil unrest in France. Paris was under siege by wildcat student demonstrators, protesting against capitalism and American imperialism, bolstered by sympathetic strikers.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Saadia_(film)Saadia (film) - Wikipedia

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   Saadia is a 1953 adventure film directed by Albert Lewin and starring Mel Ferrer and Cornel Wilde. Set in Morocco, and based on a novel by the French writer Francis D'Autheville, it tells of a love triangle.

5. www.tcm.com › tcmdb › titleSaadia (1954) - Turner Classic Movies

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   Synopsis. French-educated Moroccan Prince Si Lahssen visits a clinic in the small village of Anahout, where his friend Henrik, a French doctor, is struggling to bring Western medicine to the superstitious desert people. Henrik accompanies the prince to another village during tax collection, and Si Lahssen urges his people to forsake their ...

6. www.timeout.com › movies › saadiaSaadia 1953, directed by Albert Lewin | Film review - Time Out

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   Lewin's weakest film, which he adapted from a French novel ( Echec au destin by Francis D'Autheville), is set in Morocco and deals with the efforts of a Parisian doctor (Ferrer), abetted by the...

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   Why was Marie Dautheville a good omen?

   • Dautheville was seen as a good omen; a woman on a motorcycle, exuding freedom in a foreign country where she did not speak the language, garnered absolute admiration. Years later, while waiting on a subway platform back in Paris, Dautheville overheard two young men talking in a language she did not know, but could recognize.

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   Where did Catherine Dautheville go?

   • A communication through the roots not of the culture, but of humanity. A communication through the roots of life.” After crossing over to Iran, Dautheville rode to Turkey, then to Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Austria, Germany and back home to Paris, concluding her trip towards the end of November 1973.

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   Why did Marie Dautheville ride a motorcycle?

   • Unconcerned with image, Dautheville began riding motorcycles from a place of utility–needing to commute to work (she worked in advertising as a creative copywriter,) from her flat in Paris. She rode a little Honda 50cc moped, having neither a license to operate a car or a motorcycle, but cherished the feeling of freedom, being able to always move.

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   Why did Anne Dautheville write Et J'ai Suivi le vent?

   • She returned to her normal life and started writing her second book, Et J’ai Suivi le Vent (And I Followed the Wind), about her record-setting worldwide trip. “No one could destroy me anymore. I was too strong.” Dautheville said, referring to her past travels being tarnished by lies started by ornery gossips back home.

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   Why did Dautheville take photos of Afghanistan?

   • Dautheville, a confident conversationalist, pulled out her iPad and showed the two young men some photos from her trip to Afghanistan, a version of their homeland that they never got to know, that is no longer there. “We were not from the same world, but there was something very strong, like a recognition.

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8. www.derekwinnert.com › saadia-cornel-wilde-melSaadia *** (1953, Cornel Wilde, Mel Ferrer, Rita Gam, Wanda ...

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   Mar 23, 2016 · Lewin’s screenplay is based on the novel Echeck au Destin by French writer Francis D’Autheville. Saadia was filmed entirely in Morocco and is thought to be the first Technicolor feature wholly filmed on location.