Toute une Vie (1974)

Synopsis of Toute une Vie

Claude Lelouch's romantic drama Toute une Vie chronicles three different love affairs over three generations during the 20th century. Marthe Keller and Charles Denner portray different members of the families in each of the generations. The stories involve a cameraman's son who suffers and survives internment in a concentration camp in World War II, and his daughter, who marries a man who begins adulthood as an ex-convict and a scoundrel but gradually matures and becomes a well-respected filmmaker living in New York. Each section of the film utilizes a style of filmmaking that is associated with the time period being portrayed. Lelouch earned an Academy Award nomination (along with co-screenwriter Pierre Uytterhoeven) for his screenplay in 1975. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

143 mins

Director(s):

Claude Lelouch

Writer(s):

Pierre Uytterhoeven, Claude Lelouch

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

PG(Adult Language, Brief Nudity, Questionable for Children, Adult Situations, Violence)

• 1975 - Los Angeles Film Critics Association - Best Foreign Film

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