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dominique Blanc | Yvette | |
Catherine Deneuve | Eliane | |
Henri Marteau | Emile | |
Vincent Perez | Jean-Baptiste | |
Linh Dan Pham | Camille | |
Jean Yanne | Guy | |
Carlo Brandt | Castellani | |
Gerard Lartigau | L'Admiral | |
Hubert Saint-Macary | Raymond | |
Andrzej Seweryn | Hebrard | |
Mai Chau | Shen | |
Alain Fromager | Dominique | |
Chu Hung | Mari de Sao | |
Jean-Baptiste Huynh | Étienne, adulte | |
Thibault de Montalembert | Charles-Henri |
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Producer | Eric Heumann
Alain Belmondo |
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Writer | Catherine Cohen
Louis Gardel Regis Wargnier Alain Le Henry |
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Cinematography | Francois Catonne
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Musician | Patrick Doyle
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"Magnificent! Rest assured you will be enthralled." - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone Magazine Catherine Deneuve stars in this Oscar-winning (Best Foreign Language Film, 1992) tale of passion and revolution in colonial Veitnam. Deneuve stars as Elaine Devries, the seemingly repressed owner of a prosperous rubber plantation in French Indochina. Her steely exterior, however, is only a mask intended to hide her torrid love affairs from upperclass society. But when her adopted Indochinese daughter innocently falls in love with Elaine's secret lover, the scandalous lover's triangle threatens to destroy their entire family. A sensual story of unbridled passion set against the violence of the bloody Communist uprising, Indochine is an historically accurate, emotionally wrenching epic of love and war. |
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