Le Tout pour le tout (1963)
Directed by Patrice Dally

Comedy / Drama

Film Synopsis

Two French artists, Michel and Marie, set out for Brazil to start a new life.  Only Marie succeeds in finding work there and within no time the couple are on the verge of breaking up.  Both partners cheat on the other but Michel is reluctant to lose his wife.  He makes one last-ditch attempt to save his marriage...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Patrice Dally
  • Script: Jacques-Laurent Bost, Jose Pedreiras (dialogue), Jacques Viot (story)
  • Cinematographer: Andréas Winding
  • Music: Henri Crolla, Renato de Oliveira
  • Cast: Dirk Sanders (Michel), Karen Blanguernon (Marie), Bruno Cremer (Le médecin), Darío Moreno, Maria Anita, Paulo Autran, Estella Blain, Irene Borinski, Sadi Cabral, Evaldo Correa, Edgard Freire, Maria Ligia, Raquel Moacir, Paulo Serrado
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Black and White
  • Runtime: 82 min

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