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Pauline à la plage
Category Comedy , Comedy
All Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Year: 1983
Country: France
Runtime: 94 minutes
Languages: French
Director: Eric Rohmer
Sound: Mono
Writing by: Eric Rohmer - writer
Produced by: Margaret Ménégoz - producer
Cast: Amanda Langlet - Pauline
Arielle Dombasle - Marion
Pascal Greggory - Pierre
Féodor Atkine - Henri
Simon de La Brosse - Sylvain
Rosette - Louisette
Marie Bouteloup - Marie (uncredited)
Michel Ferry - Sylvain's Friend (uncredited)
Music: Jean-Louis Valéro
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Plot Outline:
Marion is about to divorce from her husband and takes her 15-year-old niece Pauline on a vacation to Granville. She meets an old love...
 
Plot:
Fifteen year old Pauline and her older cousin, model-shaped Marion, go to the emtying Atlantic coast for an autumn holiday . Marion ignores the approaches of a surfer and falls for Henri, a hedonist who is only interested in a sexual adventure and drops her soon. Pauline's little romance with a young man (Sylvain) is also spoiled by Henri.



The quintessential product of the Nouvelle Vague, 26 June 2008
7/10
Author: riju9285 from India

Rohmer's version of the intricacies of love,life and adulthood,in general,makes for a great introduction to the French New Wave in one's late teens,probably. People and specific faces have always been Rohmer's staple issues and yet every time he does it with such a great deal of novelty. A love story 'between' 4,strike that,5 people(the candy girl is no less a part of the ensemble than Pauline herself) is not easy to conceive and much less, execute on camera. The excess in dialogue is perhaps the most un-Rohmeresque aspect of this number. A couple of performances perhaps were a bit out of tune with the rest of the cast's inputs. Sylvain,perhaps could have been better played by La Brosse. But the film,to my mind,is certainly not the best to have emerged from the Eric Rohmer factory.


Movie Quotes: Sylvain: Big assholes like you don't keep me awake at night.
Pierre: Then go to sleep!
Crazy Credits:: We know about 2 Crazy Credits. One of them reads:
Bloopers, outtakes and deleted scenes shown during the end credits: George Lucas and Richard Marquand clowning around inside the AT ST cockpit. Rough black and white footage of the Death Star Trench. Luke's medical face mask being removed by 21B. Han kissing his girlfriend (Jenny Cresswell) in the Mos Eisley cantina. Early bluescreen tests in the Millenium Falcon cockpit. Behind the scenes footage of Solo firing at Vader in the Bespin dining room (also used on the blooper reel). Kenny Baker inside R2D2 in Tunisia. Mark Hamill falling over in the Finse snow wearing a blue ESB parka over his orange flight suit. Hamill and Carrie Fisher relaxing on Jabba's tummy. Lucas and daughter Amanda on the sail barge. Jack Purvis and Mike Edmonds enjoying a cigar on a break in their Ewok costumes. R2D2 picking up a squirrel with a mechanical arm. More shots on location in Tunisia. A stormtrooper costume and R2 Unit under construction at ILM. Closeup of a Jawa's glowing eyes. Ewok mask under construction. Lucas on the sail barge. Fisher and her stunt double sunbathing on the barge set. Alec Guinness' birthday party in Tunisia. X-wings and a Taun Taun on location in Finse. A model Snowspeeder being blown up.
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