La Couleur du vent (1988)
Directed by Pierre Granier-Deferre

Drama

Film Synopsis

Louise is a literary adviser for a publishing company in France.  One day, she receives a manuscript from the United States and cannot help but be profoundly moved when she starts to read it.  Straight away, Louise begins an intimate correspondence with the book's author, Paul Morisson, and uses her influence to get his work published.  As the exchange of letters continues over many years Louise realises that she is in love with Paul, although she is already in a relationship with another, older man, Serge.  When the writer decides to visit Louise in France, she becomes so afraid of the intensity of her feelings for him that she takes flight...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Pierre Granier-Deferre
  • Cinematographer: Pascal Lebègue
  • Music: Philippe Sarde
  • Cast: Élisabeth Bourgine (Louise), Philippe Léotard (Pierre), Fabrice Luchini (Serge), Jean-Pierre Léaud (Decourt), Jean-Pierre Bisson (Colbert), Anna Massey (Norma), Caroline Chaniolleau (Brigitte), Christine Pascal (Hélène Plazy), Marcel Bozonnet (Favre), Lucienne Hamon (La mère de Louise), Pascal Greggory (Simoni), Antoine Valli (Le suspect), Suzanne Andrews, Basile, André Burton, Michel Carliez, Philippe Delmas, Jerry Di Giacomo, Georges Fricker, Nicholas Hawtrey
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 81 min

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