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Love at Sea

Name: Love at Sea
Director: Guy Gilles
Genre: Romance, Drama
Released: 1965
Rating: 7.1
Cast: Daniel Moosmann, Geneviève Thénier, Josette Krieff, Guy Gilles, Simone Paris

During her holiday in Brest, a young Parisian falls in love with a sailor. But autumn comes and the two lovers have to part. They write to each other. Will their love resist at a distance, each living his life, him in Brest with his friends, she in Paris who keeps waiting for him? An impossible love story and the cross-portrait of two cities, Paris and Brest, between the realism of the color images and the poetry infused by the sepia black and white images, lives to the rhythm of the nostalgia of the two lovers...

1965 · Directed by Guy Gilles · 73 min · Romance · Drama · 34 frames

Crew

Written by: Guy Gilles
Cinematography: Jean-Marc Ripert
Edited by: Noun Serra
Music: Jean-Pierre Stora

Cast

Daniel Moosmann as Daniel
Geneviève Thénier as Geneviève
Josette Krieff as Josette
Guy Gilles as Guy
Simone Paris as The Landlady
Lili Bontemps as Singer
Bernard Verley as Geneviève's Friend
Jean-Pierre Léaud as The Boy at the Exit of the Cinema
Pierre Fabre as The drunk man at the bar
Martine Messager

Production

Country: France
Language: French
Studios: Filmax
Themes: sailor, first love, long distance relationship, brest, french new wave

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