Noce Blanche
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| Noce Blanche | |
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| Directed by | Jean-Claude Brisseau |
| Produced by | Margaret Ménégoz |
| Written by | Jean-Claude Brisseau |
| Starring | Vanessa Paradis Bruno Cremer Ludmila Mikaël |
| Music by | Jean Musy |
| Cinematography | Romain Winding |
| Editing by | Françoise Combès |
| Release date(s) | 8 November 1989 |
| Running time | 92 min. |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
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Noce Blanche (English: White Wedding) is a French film released in 1989, directed and written by Jean-Claude Brisseau, starring Bruno Cremer and Vanessa Paradis.
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[edit] Synopsis
The plot centres around moody 17 year old Mathilde (Paradis) who has no parents. Her philosophy teacher François (Cremer), happens to stumble across her path and is eager to help her learn more. He starts to come over to her house everyday going over her homework, and teaching her the art of the study. Eventually, Mathilde starts placing little hints that she finds the 47 year old François attractive. He tries to resist her, but he finds himself falling for her as well. They soon blossom into a passionate love that they must keep their affair a secret from his wife (Mikaël) and the school.
[edit] Cast
- Vanessa Paradis as Mathilde Tessier
- Bruno Cremer as François Hainaut
- Ludmila Mikaël as Catherine Hainaut
- François Négret as Carpentier
[edit] César Awards and Nominations
Noce Blanche won one César:
- Most Promising Actress (Vanessa Paradis)
Noce Blanche was nominated for two others:
- Best Poster (Dominique Bouchard)
- Most Promising Actress (Ludmila Mikaël)
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