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L'éveil de l'amour

Synopsis

The corpse of a man is discovered in Bercy. The murderer, his wife, acted out of fear of sexual diseases that her husband had contracted with a prostitute.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Jean-Claude Roy, Georges Jaffé
Screenplay & Story
Michel Rapilly
Original Score
Daniel White
Original Title
L'éveil de l'amour
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
59m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Jean-Claude Roy, Georges Jaffé

Screenplay & Story

Michel Rapilly, Adolphe de Falgairolle

Original Score & Music

Daniel White

Director of Photography

Guy Suzuki

Film Editing

Nathalie Petit-Roux

Producers

Michel Rapilly

Literary Origin & Source Material
Novel:Adolphe de Falgairolle

Department Leadership Roster

Jean-Claude Roy

Director

Georges Jaffé

Director

Michel Rapilly

Screenplay

Guy Suzuki

Director of Photography

Nathalie Petit-Roux

Editor

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Frequently Asked Questions About L'éveil de l'amour

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is L'éveil de l'amour about?

The corpse of a man is discovered in Bercy. The murderer, his wife, acted out of fear of sexual diseases that her husband had contracted with a prostitute.

Who directed L'éveil de l'amour?

L'éveil de l'amour was directed by Jean-Claude Roy, Georges Jaffé.

Who stars in L'éveil de l'amour?

The principal cast of L'éveil de l'amour includes Sacha Briquet, Colette Castel, Philipp Athis, Danièle George, Nadia Nelson.

When was L'éveil de l'amour released and how long is it?

L'éveil de l'amour was released in 1956 with a total runtime of 59m.

Who composed the musical score for L'éveil de l'amour?

The original motion picture soundtrack for L'éveil de l'amour was composed by Daniel White.

Is L'éveil de l'amour based on a book or true story?

L'éveil de l'amour is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Adolphe de Falgairolle".