Aussi loin que l'amour (1971)
Directed by Frédéric Rossif

Drama
aka: As Far as Love Can Go

Film Synopsis

After a disastrous love affair ends with her lover committing suicide, a young woman named Isabelle wanders aimlessly through the streets of Paris.  In a nightclub, she meets a girlfriend who advises her to make a fresh start.  On the spur of the moment, Isabelle decides to give up everything and start all over again.  Once she has packed her suitcase she sets off on a new life...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Frédéric Rossif
  • Script: Frédéric Rossif (dialogue)
  • Cinematographer: Georges Barsky
  • Music: Sébastien Maroto
  • Cast: Michel Duchaussoy (Michel), Francine Racette (Isabelle), Suzanne Flon (La capitaine), Stéphane Audran (La femme de Michel), Marcel Dalio (Le milliardaire), Madeleine Robinson (La femme du bar), Françoise Christophe (La cliente), Rufus (Le barman), Martine Sarcey (La jeune veuve), Barbara (Barbara), Berthe Bovy (Une invitée), Memphis Slim (Le pianiste), Claude Chabrol (L'homme au poteau), Alexandre Rignault, Salvador Dalí
  • Country: France
  • Language: French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 90 min
  • Aka: As Far as Love Can Go

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