¡La Vie De Chateau[HD Remastered Edition]
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[Machine Translation] I want to love you with all my heart - When a gentle breeze blows in the forests of Normandy, the eyes of the lovely Marie get wet! Winner of the 1966 Louis Deluc Award! After a fierce competition, the 1966 Louis Deluc Award went to Jean-Paul Rapunod, the first film directed by Jean-Paul Rapunod, who also wrote the screenplay for "Zazie in the Metro". At first, Godard's "The Crazy Clown" was the favorite, but it won the award by one vote (8 to 7). The film is set on the eve of the Allied landings at Normandy, and is an idyllic rural epic about people who seem to be completely indifferent to the war. German and French men engage in a heartwarming love affair with a beautiful married woman. --Marie (Catherine Deneuve), a pretty 20-year-old woman, marries Jerome (Philippe Noiret) and takes up residence in a castle-like mansion near the seaside in Normandy, but she is bored with her idyllic, boring life and longs to live in the flower city of Paris. She was tired of the idyllic and boring life, and longed for a life in Paris, the city of flowers. Her husband, Jerome, runs an orchard and seems content with a peaceful life in the countryside. On June 5, 1944, on the eve of the Allied landings at Normandy, Marie, completely discouraged, wanders around the house and meets Julien, a fruit thief, in the barn. Julien is actually an Allied soldier hiding out in the orchard. Then Captain Klopstock, a German officer, arrives with his men. It was his mission to make the house his headquarters. The two men, one German, the other French, begin a love affair with the beautiful Marie that puts war to the back of their minds.
Original Release Year: 1966
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