Raphaël ou le débauché (1971)1830, somewhere in France. Aurore is a young, beautiful and virtuous widow. She meets Raphael, a man of leisure, a debauchee. Raphael is obsessed by the death, and wait for it by chasing ... See full summary » Director:Michel DevilleWriter:Nina Companeez (scenario) |
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Maurice Ronet | ... |
Raphaël de Lorris
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Françoise Fabian | ... |
Aurore
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Jean Vilar | ... |
Horace
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Bernardine
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Isabelle De Funès | ... |
Émilie
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Jean-François Poron | ... |
Giorgio
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Anne Wiazemsky | ... |
Diane
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Yves Lefebvre | ... |
Paul
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Hélène Arié | ... |
Francesca
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André Oumansky | ... |
Feyrac
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Maxime-Fabert | ... |
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Count
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Maurice Barrier | ... |
Lasalle
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Jean-Pierre Bernard | ... |
Norville
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Georges Claisse | ... |
Alfred
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1830, somewhere in France. Aurore is a young, beautiful and virtuous widow. She meets Raphael, a man of leisure, a debauchee. Raphael is obsessed by the death, and wait for it by chasing women and drinking. He first tries to seduce her, but is impressed by her and gives up. But Aurore felt in love with him, and tries not to look as inacessible. A romantic drama, with dispair, cynism, disgust for life and love. Written by Yepok
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2 April 1971 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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It's one of the best films I have ever seen. Especially Aurora, who sacrifices for her love made great impression on me. She was played very well by beautiful Francoise Fabian. I would classify that film not as drama but rather as a tragedy, a real Greek tragedy, where two opposite "ratios" splash.