After a humiliating appearance on a television show, Marat, a winner of
the Prix Goncourt, takes up residence in a small fishing village in
southern Portugal. He is accompanied by his wife Geneviève, a
painter, and meets up with a friend Sandra and her two nieces, Nathalie
and Catherine. A lifelong supporter of leftwing politics, Marat
has become disillusioned with socialism, which nowadays appears to be
lacking in inspiration and direction. He accepts life's upsets
with a certain detachment, even Catherine's decision to end their
clandestine affair so that she can start a relationship with Joachim, a
musician of her own age. Things change dramatically when Marat is
diagnosed with an incurable cancer...
Cast:Jean-Pierre Cassel (Marat),
Stéphane Audran (Geneviève),
Alexandra Stewart (Sandra),
Pierre Vaneck (Dr. Norbert Bollinger),
Béatrice Bruno (Catherine),
Rita Pavâo (Nathalie),
Françoise Prévost (Jeanne),
Sérgio Godinho (Joaquim),
Pierre-André Boutang (L'animateur du débat télé),
Michel Butel (Un invité du débat télé),
Jacques Doniol-Valcroze (Un invité du débat télé),
Robert Scipion (Un invité du débat télé),
Rogério Paulo (Le maire),
Antonio Vaz Da Silva (Le médecin)
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Color
Runtime: 95 min
Aka:Face to the Sun
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