Nous deux (1992)
Directed by Henri Graziani

Comedy

Film Synopsis

Toussaint and his wife Madeleine left the island of Corsica when they were young to work and live in Paris.  Now that they are both retired, they decide to return to their home country, to the village from which they came.  Whilst Toussaint is happy with the move, his wife is bored to tears, or so it seems at first.  The days pass, marked by memories and little quarrels which belie the affection the couple have for each other.  Then, one day, Madeleine dies...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Henri Graziani
  • Script: Henri Graziani, Arlette Langmann
  • Cinematographer: Patrick Blossier
  • Music: Michel Raffaelli
  • Cast: Philippe Noiret (Toussaint), Monique Chaumette (Madeleine), Serge Merlin (Napoléon), Patrick Fierry (Martin), Pierre Massimi (Antoine), Claude Jaeger (Tancrède), Yvonne Gamy (Victoire), Gigi Casabianca (Léa), Lucie Arnold (Lucie), Jean Luisi (Jules), Marie-Jeanne Istria (Catherine), Jean Franceschi (Théodore), Guy Cimino (Jean), Pauline Sallembien (Cornélie), Jean-Pierre Perrichet (Moine), Janique Delauge (Marie), Pierre-Joseph Comiti (Père Joseph), Greta Rodriguez (La Scandinave), Sylvie Marcheschi
  • Country: Italy / France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 93 min

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