In the Affirmative
(1964)
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In the Affirmative
(1964)
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Guy Mairesse | ... |
Robert Blam
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Janine Magnan | ... |
L'auto-stoppeuse
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Jean Franval | ... |
Un policier
(as Franval)
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Richard Saint-Bris | ... |
Le commissaire
(as Saint-Bris)
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France-Noëlle | ... |
La patronne de l'hôtel
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Jacques Martin | ... |
Le journaliste
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Jean Daurand | ... |
Le patron du relais routier
(as Daurand)
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Bernard Papineau | ... |
(as Papineau)
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Mosin |
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Joëlle Picaud | ... |
La victime du bois
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Lyonnais |
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Jacqueline Morane | ... |
(as Morane)
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Rita Maiden | ... |
La servante du restaurant
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Lelouch says that this is his third film, made at the point where he considered giving up, after two failures. Only the accident of it being sent to a festival in Stockholm where it was hailed by Ingmar Bergman kept him at it.
It is a piece of passable interest. The performances are self conscious and the cut price handling shows but it retains attention for showing it's director to be a co-conspirator with the Nouvelle Vague, complete with sustained car driving shots and a departure from conventional film form. Token plot concerns the police search for an escaped crazy.
It is not hard to see the director of Chat et Le Souris, Rendez Vous and Il y a des jours... et des lunes at work here.