Tout chante autour de moi (1955)
Directed by Pierre Gout

Drama

Film Synopsis

Georges, an assistant in a hardware shop in Paris, composes music in his spare time. One day, he meets a young blind woman and, in time, they become inseparable and decide to marry. She is hired by an impresario and finds success as a singer, just as Georges begins to make his name as a composer. Then, tragedy strikes when Georges accidentally injures his wife. Anne-Marie ends up in hospital where, miraculously, her sight is restored to her...

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Film Credits

Director: Pierre Gout
Script: Maurice Juven, Maurice Beaufils (dialogue), Jacques Celhay (dialogue)
Cinematographer: Georges Delaunay, Sacha Vierny
Music: Daniel White
Cast: Christine Carère (Anne-Marie), Florence Fouquet (Marthe Nollier), Pierre Mondy (Paul Nollier), Marcel Mouloudji (Georges), Michel Piccoli (Reverdier), Alain Bouvette, Marcel Mérovée, Lucien Raimbourg, Annie Roudier
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 87 min

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