Hokum: A Balance of Cheapness and Luxury
Hokum is an enjoyable horror film that will probably get a little under your skin, but it isn’t the tour de force that you might be expecting.
As Long As I Live (1947)
Following a trivial road accident, Ariane, an international adventuress, falls in love with Bernard Fleuret, a young artist-painter with diseased lungs. Being pursued by the police, she chooses to hide in the sanatorium where the young man is treated. Ariane proves so smitten by love that she finally changes her ways: she decides to let herself be arrested, sure as she is she will be reunited with her loved one later on.
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Following a trivial road accident, Ariane, an international adventuress, falls in love with Bernard Fleuret, a young artist-painter with diseased lungs. Being pursued by the police, she chooses to hide in the sanatorium where the young man is treated. Ariane proves so smitten by love that she finally changes her ways: she decides to let herself be arrested, sure as she is she will be reunited with her loved one later on.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/3/1947
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:La Société des Films Sirius, Les Films Ariane
Cast
Jacques de Baroncelli
Director
Edwige Feuillère
Ariane
Jacques Berthier
Bernard Fleuret
Jean Debucourt
Jean Marail
Marguerite Deval
The marquise
Germaine Kerjean
Madame Levallois
Georges Lannes
Miguel Brennan
Margo Lion
The nurse
Germaine Michel
Innkeeper
Maurice Nasil
Jacquelin
Freddy Alberti
Band Leader
Pierre Juvenet
Doctor Monnier
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