L'Education sentimentale (1962)
Directed by Alexandre Astruc

Drama / Romance
aka: Lessons in Love

Film Synopsis

Fréderic Moreau is a young man from the provinces who travels to Paris to stay with his cousin Charles Dambreuse, a wealthy businessman, and his wife Catherine.  It is through Charles that Fréderic meets the beautiful Anne Arnoux.  He instantly falls in love with Anne even though she is married to Didier, a mediocrity who is totally dependent on Charles.  The situation is complicated by the fact that Didier has a mistress, a German model named Barbara, and Catherine is secretly in love with Fréderic.  In an attempt to separate Didier and Anne, Catherine contrives for Barbara to become Fréderic's mistress.  However, Fréderic proves resilient to Catherine's machinations since he is too much in love with Anne.  On the day that Anne decides to divorce her husband, Didier makes an astounding revelation...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Alexandre Astruc
  • Script: Roland Laudenbach, Gustave Flaubert (novel), Roger Nimier (dialogue)
  • Cinematographer: Jean Badal
  • Music: Richard Cornu
  • Cast: Jean-Claude Brialy (Frédéric Moreau), Marie-José Nat (Anne Arnoux), Dawn Addams (Catherine Dambreuse), Michel Auclair (Didier Arnoux), Carla Marlier (Barbara), Pierre Dudan (Charles Dambreuse), Nicolas Vogel, Françoise Fabian
  • Country: France / Italy
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 92 min
  • Aka: Lessons in Love ; L'éducation sentimentale ; Sentimental Education

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