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Volker Schlöndorff
Assistant Director -
Jean-Pierre Melville
Director -
Bertrand Tavernier
Assistant Director -
Daniel Guéret
Production Design -
Nadine Trintignant
Assistant Editor -
Luc Andrieux
First Assistant Director -
Martial Solal
Original Music Composer -
Jean Rabier
Camera Operator
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prabhushakti
6/23/2021 3:58:06PM
The hero of the movie, we have here is not a human being, or if he is, then for this modern world, he is a joker. With such a religious icon, we are given another character who is like us. Who behaves and thinks like us. Poor widow gets somehow obsessed with this priest who, I felt is very needy and lonely, maybe. He tries the best to manipulate the girl, who seeks nothing more than reality and compassion. I do not feel any achievement of the director to create such a simple movie with unusual characters and their capers. I absolutely do not understand the philosophy of this movie, in a simple individualistic way. Is this movie a good entertainment? Personally, I like to see how things were during world wars. I like to see such old fashioned phones, roads, clothes, accent, so I like the small village, the small office, the characters and everything, but I must say, this film is totally outdated with its own philosophy even during its time. The conversations do not make much sense, rather her submissiveness, and the film ends, maybe giving a lesson to priests but again, you do not set up lonely sad women to have a conversation with you alone and run your emotional abuse in the name of Father and His Holy Spirit.
Howard Vernon
ColonelJean-Paul Belmondo
Léon MorinLucienne Marchand
SecretaryEmmanuelle Riva
BarnyGérard Buhr
GuntherVolker Schlöndorff
German Soldier (uncredited)Monique Hennessy
ArletteMaurice Auzel
Man in St Bernard Church (uncredited)