Adieu Philippine
by Jacques Rozier1h511960France
Recommended byFrançois Truffaut, Bertrand Tavernier, Thomas Arslan, Patrice Leconte
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Michel is a young man who works as a trainee operator in television, a temporary job before his military service. He meets and becomes friendly with two young women, Liliane and Juliette, aspiring actresses who lack the talent to land roles in anything greater than mediocre TV ads. The three friends share a holiday in Corsica, which will be Michel's last break before being drafted into the French army, most probably to fight in the war in Algeria.
Credits
- Distributor : Potemkine
- Production Compagny : Unitec France, Alpha France, Euro International Film, Rome-Paris Films
- Producer : Georges de Beauregard
- Sound Mixer : Jean Nény
- Editing : Monique Bonnot, Jacques Rozier, Marc Pavaux
- Dialogs : Jacques Rozier, Michèle O'Glor
- Director : Jacques Rozier
- Scenario : Jacques Rozier, Michèle O'Glor
- Photo Director : René Mathelin
- Sound Recorder : Louis Perrin, Jean-Michel Pou-Dubois, Maurice Laroche, Jacques Lebreton
- Original Music : Jacques Denjean, Maxime Saury, Paul Mattei
Technical details
- Printed format : 35 mm
- Sound mix : Stéréo 2.0
- Year of production : 1960
- French release date : 11 October 1962
- Category : Feature film
- Color : Black and White
- Language : French
Bonus archives
- See special featureProjection privée 24/03/1996 : Michel Ciment s'entretient avec Jacques Rozier à propos de sa carrière
- See special featureAlain Bergala à propos de Adieu Philippine