“Madeline’s Madeline” and the Exploitation of Actresses
This emotional, frightening, and dreamlike story examines the ways actresses are exploited in the name of art.
That Tender Age
Antoine and Marie decided to introduce their parents before the wedding. Summer vacation looks like a good time, so the Lartigue family prepares to host Malhouin family. But it turns out that the harsh Emil Malhouin is not too happy to get acquainted with his future relatives...
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Antoine and Marie decided to introduce their parents before the wedding. Summer vacation looks like a good time, so the Lartigue family prepares to host Malhouin family. But it turns out that the harsh Emil Malhouin is not too happy to get acquainted with his future relatives...
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Claude Sautet, Pascal Jardin
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Gilles Grangier
Director
Jean Gabin
Émile Malhouin
Fernandel
Adolphe Lartigue
Marie Dubois
Marie Malhouin
Paulette Dubost
Françoise Malhouin
Claude Mann
Charles-Édouard
Madeleine Sylvain
Éliane Lartigue
Christine Simon
Florence Malhouin
Rellys
Monsieur Corbidas
Nicole Courget
Sophie Malhouin
Joël Monteilhet
Jules Lartigue
Georges Rostan
Max Lartigue
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