The Woman from Rose Hill
1989 film
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The Woman from Rose Hill (French: La femme de Rose Hill) is a 1989 French-Swiss romantic drama film written and directed by Alain Tanner.[1][2] It was entered into the main competition at the 46th edition of the Venice Film Festival.[3] For his performance, Roger Jendly got a European Film Award nomination for Best Supporting Performance.[4]
Directed byAlain Tanner
Written byAlain Tanner
StarringMarie Gaydu
Jean-Philippe Écoffey
Jean-Philippe Écoffey
CinematographyHugues Ryffel
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| Directed by | Alain Tanner |
| Written by | Alain Tanner |
| Starring | Marie Gaydu Jean-Philippe Écoffey |
| Cinematography | Hugues Ryffel |
| Edited by | Laurent Uhler |
| Music by | Michel Wintsch |
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| Language | French |
Plot
Julie is a young woman from Rose Hill (Mauritius) who arrives in rural Switzerland to marry her older pen-friend Marcel. She feels unhappy until she meets Jean, a younger man. However, his father disagrees.
Cast
- Marie Gaydu as Julie
- Jean-Philippe Écoffey as Jean
- Denise Péron as Jeanne
- Roger Jendly as Marcel
- Louba Guertchikoff as Marcel's mother
- André Steiger as Jean's father
