A Man Named Rocca
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Love and the Frenchwoman | Rotten Tomatoes. Released Feb 27, 1961 2h 15m Comedy. Through seven vignettes, seven different filmmakers explore love and womanhood in France. In one segment,...
- Comedy
- Jean-Paul Belmondo
- Jean Delannoy
When they have dinner with another couple, a young man flirts with the married woman and they have a love affair. When her husband discovers that his wife has a lover, his reaction is totally unexpected.
Using as its inspiration a survey on French women's attitudes towards love, sex, and marriage, Love and the Frenchwoman tells seven different stories, linked together by animated sequences humorously illustrating its premise.
- Michel Boisrond
- Pierre-Jean Vaillard
Review by Dennis Nedry A charming albeit antiquated journey in love, warm in tone yet bitterly irreverent too, going from childhood to divorce/single life; each auteur is distinctive, yet the relay works, I guess because it's all so damn French, making it an uncommonly cohesive and fluent anthology... buuuuuuuut dear me, it's 143 minutes which ...
- Michel Boisrond
Review of French movie called "Love and the Frenchwoman". It is divided into 7 chapters. One chapter, called "Virginity", directed by Michel Boisrond, struck writer as admirable.
Love and the Frenchwoman (1960) In France in 1960, seven sketches on the stages of a woman's love life. 1 - Childhood by Henri Decoin. Gisèle Bazouche, aged 9, asks her parents "how children come".
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