The Apple
La Pomme
Synopsis
Interspersed with jokes, visual puns, and philosophical discussions, the story follows the attempts of a girl who has spent the last year living outside her native Switzerland to rekindle a former love affair. When her immature young friend fails to demonstrate the requisite interest, she takes up with someone the boy disapproves of. When the boy kicks the man, the man leaves both the boy and his erstwhile ex-girlfriend to their own devices.
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- Director
- Michel Soutter
- Original Score
- Jacques Olivier
- Original Title
- La Pomme
- Country of Origin
- Switzerland
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 38m
- Production Studios
- Arada Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Michel Soutter
Jacques Olivier
Simon Edelstein
Eliane Heimo
Department Leadership Roster
Simon Edelstein
Director of Photography
Michel Soutter
Director
Eliane Heimo
Editor
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What is The Apple about?
Interspersed with jokes, visual puns, and philosophical discussions, the story follows the attempts of a girl who has spent the last year living outside her native Switzerland to rekindle a former love affair. When her immature young friend fails to demonstrate the requisite interest, she takes up with someone the boy disapproves of. When the boy kicks the man, the man leaves both the boy and his erstwhile ex-girlfriend to their own devices.
Who directed The Apple?
The Apple was directed by Michel Soutter.
Who stars in The Apple?
The principal cast of The Apple includes Elsbeth Schoch, André Widmer, Arnold Walter, Claudine Berthet, Daniel Stuffel.
When was The Apple released and how long is it?
The Apple was released in 1969 with a total runtime of 1h 38m.
Who composed the musical score for The Apple?
The original motion picture soundtrack for The Apple was composed by Jacques Olivier.