All Too Well: The Short Film and the Hysteria
Considering the runtime, I expected each scene to hit harder as opposed to a series of montages and vignettes.
The Tender Enemy
Line, Annette's daughter, is about to marry a man she's not in love with. At the engagement party three ghosts revisit their disastrous relationships with Annette and decide to take action to help Line.
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Line, Annette's daughter, is about to marry a man she's not in love with. At the engagement party three ghosts revisit their disastrous relationships with Annette and decide to take action to help Line.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Fantasy
Written By:Max Ophüls, Curt Alexander
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:EDEN Productions
Cast
Max Ophüls
Director
Simone Berriau
Annette Dupont, l'Ennemie
Jacqueline Daix
Line - la Fille de l'Ennemie
Marc Valbel
Rodrigo
Catherine Fonteney
La Mère
Georges Vitray
Dupont
Laure Diana
La Poule
Pierre Finaly
L'Oncle Émile
Henri Marchand
Extra
Maurice Devienne
Le Fiancé
Camille Bert
Docteur Desmoulins
Janine Darcey
La Cousine (uncredited)
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