Two middle-aged lovers have been involved on and off for over twenty years. Angie's younger daughter Winnie connects with Laurent, who has strongly bonded with the Richard Berry character. ...
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Title: Les gens qui s'aiment (1999)
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Cast
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| Richard Berry | ... | Jean-Francois | |
| Jacqueline Bisset | ... | Angie | |
| Julie Gayet | ... | Winnie | |
| Bruno Putzulu | ... | Laurent | |
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Marie Collins | ... | Juliette the Housekeeper |
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Sandrine Bonjean | ... | Winnie's sister |
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Véronique Boulanger | ... | Woman with the dog |
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Mirabelle Kirkland | ... | Laurent's girlfriend |
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Virgile Bayle | ... | Winnie's boyfriend |
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Christophe Andrei | ... | Taxi driver |
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Benoît Barthe | ... | Laurent's friend |
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Bobosse | ... | Clown |
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Bénédicte Bosc | ... | Admirer |
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Alexandre Boussat | ... | Bookshop seller |
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Luc Brasius | ... | Musician at funeral |
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Two middle-aged lovers have been involved on and off for over twenty years. Angie's younger daughter Winnie connects with Laurent, who has strongly bonded with the Richard Berry character. From the outset, the younger couple is as erratic as the older couple in their love affair. Will these two relationships continue chronically? What will it take to achieve a happy medium for a stable, long-lasting relationship? Written by Guy33134
It is hard to find the delicate balance necessary for a lasting working relationship between individual freedom of spirit, and the emotional commitment inherent in a healthy love affair. PEOPLE WHO LOVE EACH OTHER (Les Gens qui s'aiment) illustrates how difficult it is to achieve this delicate balance through several characters, mainly following Angie (J. Bisset) and Jean Francois' (R.Berry) chronic love affair, and that of Angie's younger daughter, and on and off again boyfriend (B. Putzulu). Using the same theme that has permeated his illustrious filmography, writer/director Jean-Charles Tacchella (COUSIN, COUSINE) is back in form with this new dramatic comedy premiered at the Miami Int'l Film Festival this evening. Tacchella, who twice before premiered a film at the Miami Festival, revealed the film was set to be released in France in three or four months. Tacchella's script and direction are wonderful, as is the ensemble cast including Bisset, Berry and the ubiquitous Bruno Putzulu (of the Comedie Francaise) who just last week won (on his second nomination) the Cesar (French Academy Award) for Most Promising Young Actor.