All the Mornings of the World (1991)

Synopsis of All the Mornings of the World

Jazzman-turned-director Alain Corneau brings his extensive musical savvy to All the Mornings of the World. Jean-Pierre Marielle stars as legendary 17th-century baroque composer and cellist M. de Saint Colombe. Believing the only "true" music is that which is written down, Sainte Colombe is vehemently opposed to performing in public. This stance is challenged by the composer's protégé, Marin Marais (Gerard Depardieu), a man of more commercial sensibilities. Leisurely and luxurious, All the Mornings of the World deservedly swept France's Cesar Awards (the Gallic equivalent of the Oscars). Watch for Gerard Depardieu's real-life son Guillaume Depardieu as the younger Marin Marais. All the Mornings is better known by its original French title, Tous les Matins du Monde. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

200 mins

Director(s):

Alain Corneau

Writer(s):

Pascal Quignard, Alain Corneau

Producer(s):

Jean-Louis Livi

• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Sound
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Cinematography
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Picture
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Director
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Costumes
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Sound
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Sound
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Supporting Actress
• 1991 - French Academy of Cinema - Best Music
• 1991 - French Film Critics Circle - Prix Louis-Delluc

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