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Jun 21, 1995 · Marie-Louise ou la permission: Directed by Manuel Flèche. With Kate Beckinsale, Eric Ruf, Marie Caries, Pascal Ternisien. When Marie-Louise goes to meet her lover Jean-Paul, who is arriving in Paris on his military leave, she goes to the wrong train station.
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- Comedy, Drama, Romance
- Manuel Flèche
- 1995-06-21
Director: Une femme pour l'hiver. Manuel Flèche was born in 1958 in Neuilly-sur-Seine, Hauts-de-Seine, Île-de-France, France. He is a director and assistant director, known for Une femme pour l'hiver (1988), Marie-Louise ou la permission (1995) and Parano (1994).
- Manuel Flèche
Apr 21, 2023 · After carefully crafting five short films, Manuel Flèche wrote and directed Marie-Louise ou la permission, his first and only feature. Three rising stars were attached to the project: Kate Beckinsale led in what remains her only non-English-speaking (as well as her only redheaded) role, Darius Khondji served as cinematographer, and Alexandre ...
- 84 min
Marie-Louise Ou La Permission a film by Manuel Flèche. 1995, France, 85 min. With Kate Beckinsale and Éric Ruf. Madcap comedy and gorgeous guerrilla filmmaking by important talents beginning their careers. This film screened exclusively for a week and is currently not available online.
Marie-Louise and Jean-Paul spend the next 24 hours running around the city looking for each other. Manuel Flèche wrote the screenplay in two weeks after struggling for too long to get a darker film made, and hearing his producer say that comedies work better.
- Manuel Flèche
- Clara Films
Marie Louise ou la permission. Manuel Flèche. IFFR 1995. main programme. 80 '. France. 1994. Racy colourful comedy filled with humorous references to other films. Marie Louise is an American in Paris and the kind of girl that gets lost at the station when she wants to collect her boyfriend Jean-Paul, returning on leave form military service.
director, writer. 65 years biography, photo, best movies and TV shows, awards, news, birthday and age. «Histoires de vies» (2009), «Korsakov» (2000), «We, France ...
