Love at Twenty (L'amour à vingt ans) (1962)

7.6	Rating (21 ratings)
7.4	IMDB rating

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Directed by (View all)

Andrzej Wajda

François Truffaut

Starring (View all)

Jean-Pierre Léaud
Antoine Doinel

Marie-France Pisier
Colette

Patrick Auffay
René

Rosy Varte
La mère de Colette

François Darbon
Le beau-père de Colette

Jean-François Adam
Albert Tazzi

Pierre Schaeffer
Himself

Cristina Gaioni
Christina

Written by (View all)

Shintarô Ishihara

Marcel Ophüls

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1 year, 3 months ago at Jan 22 15:26

fernando

(OK) Apart from the much publicized Truffaut's 'Antoine et Collette', the romantic pahetic douce amer coming of age of Doinel; there's a voluble romaticization of a hero by Wajda, love and interest in Renzo Roselini's, Marcel Ophuls tries unsuccessfully to be modern in an episode on a child and love with no marriahe, Ishigahara with a pycho is unworthy of commentary...

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fernando posted a review 1 year, 3 months ago

“(OK) Apart from the much publicized Truffaut's 'Antoine et Collette', the romantic pahetic douce amer coming of age of Doinel; there's a voluble romaticization of a hero by Wajda, love and interest in Renzo Roselini's, Marcel Ophuls tries unsuccessfully to be modern in an episode on a child and love with no marriahe, Ishigahara with a pycho is unworthy of commentary...” read more