François, a gentle dreamer and humble window cleaner, falls under the spell of a young woman he spots on the seventeenth floor of a block of flats. And when she sets off on holiday to the seaside, he follows her on his bike to declare his love for her. He claims to be a novelist; she claims to be a lady of the manor. A boy, a girl, two lies, an impossible love?
Serge Korber
Director
Jean-Louis Trintignant
François
Marie Dubois
Marie
Jean Lefebvre
Le plongeur
Lucien Raimbourg
Le concierge de la tour
Jean Le Poulain
L'homme à la voiture
Paulette Dubost
La mère de Marie
Bernard Musson
Le patron de François chez Bokaro
Maryse Martin
La concierge
Alice Field
Pierre Montbard
Marcel Dalio
Le maître d'hôtel
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