Tendres cousines (1980)
Directed by David Hamilton
Romance / Drama
Tendres cousines (1980)
Film Synopsis
In June 1939, Julien, 15, arrives to spend his summer holidays at his parents' home in the country. The latter run a guesthouse and their guests include a German scientist, Professor Unrath, and his daughter, Lieselotte. Julien is smitten with his cousin Julia, who is a few years older than him, but she apparently has no interest in him. She is more taken with Charles, a young man in his twenties who has amorous designs on her. Whilst Julien tries in vain to court Julia, it is Lieselotte whom he attracts. Then war breaks out and the men must leave to join the army. With so few men around, Julien becomes the main object of interest for the women in his entourage. Julia begins to warm to him and the two embark on a tender romance...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: David Hamilton
- Script: Claude d'Anna, Josiane Lévêque, Werner P. Zibaso, Pascal Lainé (novel)
- Cinematographer: Bernard Daillencourt
- Music: Karin Trouw
- Cast: Thierry Tevini (Julien), Anja Schüte (Julia), Valérie Dumas (Poune), Évelyne Dandry (Aunt Adèle), Elisa Servier (Claire), Jean-Yves Chatelais (Charles), Macha Méril (Julien's Mother), Hannes Kaetner (Professor Schöberg), Silke Rein (Liselotte Schöberg), Laure Dechasnel (Clementine), Pierre Vernier (Julien's Father), Jean Rougerie (Monsieur Lacroix), Catherine Rouvel (Madame Lacroix), Gaëlle Legrand (Mathilde), Anne Fontaine (Justine), Carmen Weber (Agnès), Fanny Bastien (Angèle), Jean-Louis Fortuit (Antoine), Pierre Chantepie (Matthieu), Jean-Pierre Rambal (Postman Bazu)
- Country: France / West Germany
- Language: French
- Support: Color
- Runtime: 92 min
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