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Director:
Barbet Schroeder
Writers:
Mimsy Farmer (dialogue: collaboration on final version)
Eugène Archer (dialogue)
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Release Date:
21 October 1969 (France) See more »
Genre:
Drama | Romance | Crime See more »
Tagline:
When two people love, one always loves more.
Plot:
In the late 60's, after graduating in Mathematics, the German Stefan Brückner hitchhikes from Lübeck to Paris to see the world without money... See more » | Add synopsis »
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Cast

  (in credits order)

Mimsy Farmer ... Estelle Miller
Klaus Grünberg ... Stefan Brückner
Heinz Engelmann ... Dr. Ernesto Wolf
Michel Chanderli ... Charlie
Henry Wolf ... Henry
Louise Wink ... Cathy
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Georges Montant ... Seller (uncredited)
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Directed by
Barbet Schroeder 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Eugène Archer  dialogue (as Eugene Archer)
Mimsy Farmer  dialogue: collaboration on final version
Paul Gardner  dialogue: collaboration on final version
Paul Gégauff  screenplay and dialogue (as Paul Gegauff)
Barbet Schroeder  screenplay and dialogue
Barbet Schroeder  story

Produced by
Pierre Cottrell .... associate producer
Charles Lachman .... executive producer (as Charles R. Lachman)
David Lewis .... executive producer (as David L. Lewis)
Barbet Schroeder .... producer
 
Original Music by
Pink Floyd  (as The Pink Floyd)
David Gilmour  (as Pink Floyd)
Nick Mason  (as The Pink Floyd)
Roger Waters  (as The Pink Floyd)
Richard Wright  (as Pink Floyd)
 
Cinematography by
Néstor Almendros 
 
Film Editing by
Denise de Casabianca 
Rita Roland 
 
Art Direction by
Néstor Almendros  (as Nestor Almendros)
Fran Lewis 
 
Sound Department
Jack Jullian .... sound
Robert Pouret .... sound
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Robert Bernard .... electrician
Olivier Bogard .... assistant camera
Lester Waldman .... still photographer
 
Editorial Department
Monique Giraudy .... assistant editor
Madeleine Grimberg .... second assistant editor
 
Other crew
Alfred de Graff .... second assistant to producer (as Alfred de Graaff)
Carlos Durán .... assistant to producer (as Carlos Duran)
Janine Evrad .... script (as Janine Euvrard)
Monique Giraudy .... script
Fred Junck .... second assistant to producer
 

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Runtime:
West Germany:117 min | USA:110 min
Country:
West Germany | France | Luxembourg
Language:
English
Color:
Color (Eastmancolor)
Aspect Ratio:
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Sound Mix:
Mono
Certification:
UK:18 (cut) | Finland:K-16 | France:-12 | Sweden:15 | West Germany:18
Filming Locations:
Ibiza, Balearic Islands, SpainSee more »
Company:
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Did You Know?

Trivia:
The soundtrack was composed by Pink Floyd. The band was given £600 and complete ownership to all of the material for their work, and some of the songs on the album were still in their live set list by 1971. The band also scored the music for another Barbet Schroeder film, La vallée (1972) in 1972.See more »
Goofs:
Miscellaneous: David Gilmour's last name is misspelled "Gilmore" in the opening credits.See more »
Quotes:
Stefan Brückner:Well, I should go.
Estelle Miller:No, stay.
Stefan Brückner:Why?
Estelle Miller:I like to hear you talk.
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Movie Connections:
Referenced in The Magic Garden of Stanley Sweetheart (1970)See more »

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5 out of 6 people found the following review useful.
A Happy Hippie Heaven? I think not, 14 January 2000
Author: Kevin David Camp from Birmingham, Alabama

Like the movie Fahrenheit 451, a native German actor plays the male lead; the majority of dialogue, however, is in English. This means that some may find Klaus Grunberg's heavy accent just as hard to decipher as Oskar Werner's.

I find it amusing that some consider this film to be light and pleasant. To be sure, the scenery is beautiful and the lighting is airy and pleasant, but this serves to accentuate the film's message that underneath the attractive escape drugs provide, dangerous consequences occur for those who cannot use them in moderation.

However, this doesn't not mean by any means that More takes a anti-drug stance. Social and occasional use of marijuana and alcohol is condoned, whereas use of harder drugs like heroin and LSD are highly frowned upon by Schroeder, who also penned the script as well as directed.

Those who are hoping to locate a copy need to seek out independent video stores, garage sales, libraries, and/or internet auction (to name a few) because the movie has been out of print since 1994. It is not likely to be reissued for several years and assuming it is, it will probably only be available on DVD.

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