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So Long Marianne
Poet and novelist Leonard Cohen travels to Hydra to rewrite his novel. After some time on the island he finds the love of his life Marianne, with her encouragement he sings his poetry - becoming the singer the world knows today.
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Poet and novelist Leonard Cohen travels to Hydra to rewrite his novel. After some time on the island he finds the love of his life Marianne, with her encouragement he sings his poetry - becoming the singer the world knows today.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Robbie Moffat, Gabriel Murray, Paul Wiffen
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Palm Tree Universal
Cast
Paul Wiffen
Director
Josefine Frida Pettersen
Marianne Ilhen
Joe Vetch
Leonard Cohen
Ed Ward
Anthony Kingsmill
Suzanne Kendall
Charmian Clift
Tim Churchill
George Johnson
Despina Mirou
Sophia Loren
Catherine O'Reilly
Countess Marcello
Andreas Marianos
Ioannis Kardamatis
Shaylyn Gibson
Nancy Bacal
MJ Lee
Adrienne Clarkson
Joe Rainbow
Bill Cunliffe
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