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Loving in the Rain (1974)
Elizabeth and her daughter Cecile spend their holidays at a lakeside resort in the French mountains. Elizabeth falls in love with a strange Italian, Giovanni, while young Cecile is courted by an apprentice cook. It seems that mother and daughter are drifting apart from each other, but then their holidays are over.
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Elizabeth and her daughter Cecile spend their holidays at a lakeside resort in the French mountains. Elizabeth falls in love with a strange Italian, Giovanni, while young Cecile is courted by an apprentice cook. It seems that mother and daughter are drifting apart from each other, but then their holidays are over.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Jean-Claude Brialy, Yves Simon
In Theaters:10/1/1974
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Lira Films, Torino Roma Attivita Cinematografiche, Terra-Filmkunst
Cast
Jean-Claude Brialy
Director
Romy Schneider
Elizabeth
Nino Castelnuovo
Giovanni
Suzanne Flon
Mrs. Edith
Mehdi El Glaoui
Georges
Bénédicte Bucher
Cécile
Jean-Claude Brialy
Seducer
Philippe Castelli
Doorman
Louis Navarre
Maitre d'hotel
Pierre Mirat
Boss of the cafe
Albert Michel
Cafe customer
Ermanno Casanova
Georges' father
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