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Mademoiselle (N/A)

Name: Mademoiselle
Director: Tony Richardson
Genre: romance film, drama film
Duration: 100 min
Cast: Ettore Manni, Keith Skinner, Rosine Luguet, Antoine Marin, Gérard Darrieu

⏱ 100 min romance film drama film

Plot

1966 film by Tony Richardson

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Why Watch This

Jeanne Moreau delivers a luminous, nuanced performance that anchors the film’s bittersweet love story, while Tony Richardson’s direction captures the elegant melancholy of 1960s Paris. The chemistry between the leads and the film’s lush, period‑accurate production design make it a standout romance‑drama.

Best For

Romance lovers, Classic film fans, French cinema enthusiasts, Jeanne Moreau admirers, 1960s drama seekers

The CinePearl Take

Richardson’s restrained pacing allows the emotional undercurrents to surface slowly, rewarding patient viewers with a deeply felt climax. Moreau’s expressive eyes and subtle gestures convey a world of longing without uttering a word. The film’s muted color palette and careful framing evoke a nostalgic Paris that feels both intimate and timeless.

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Cast & Crew

Director: Tony Richardson
Cast: Ettore Manni, Keith Skinner, Rosine Luguet, Antoine Marin, Gérard Darrieu, Paul Barge, Jacques Monod, Jean Gras, Georges Douking, Georges Aubert, Gabriel Gobin, Pierre Collet, Jeanne Moreau
Writer: Marguerite Duras, Jean Genet

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