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Le Grand Meaulnes (1967)

Le Grand Meaulnes (1967)
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Technically, there are two wanderers in The Wanderer. Played by Jean Blaise and Alain Noury, both young men are in search of the women they love. The ladies-Brigitte Fossey and Juliette Villard-disappeared in the confusion following an abruptly called-off wedding. Fossey is rediscovered, but it will take some doing to retrieve Villard. A master blend of equal parts humor, romance and tragedy, The Wanderer was based on the novel by Alain Fournier. The film was originally released in France as Le Grand Meaulnes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Starring:
Brigitte FosseyJean Blaise, (more)
Director(s):
Jean-Gabriel Albicocco
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of Le Grand Meaulnes

Technically, there are two wanderers in The Wanderer. Played by Jean Blaise and Alain Noury, both young men are in search of the women they love. The ladies-Brigitte Fossey and Juliette Villard-disappeared in the confusion following an abruptly called-off wedding. Fossey is rediscovered, but it will take some doing to retrieve Villard. A master blend of equal parts humor, romance and tragedy, The Wanderer was based on the novel by Alain Fournier. The film was originally released in France as Le Grand Meaulnes. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Jean-Gabriel Albicocco
Writer(s):
Jean-Gabriel AlbicoccoIsabelle Riviere
Producer(s):
Gilbert de Goldschmidt
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Rose G.

I'd seen this film as a young woman and was quite smitten with it. It somewhat parallels the life of the book's author, Alain Fournier, who died at a young age in WWI. It;s about that heady time of young adulthood and the intrusion of harsh reality.

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