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Itineraire D’un Enfant Gâté

Itineraire D’un Enfant Gâté
Direction
CLAUDE LELOUCH
Screenplay
Claude Lelouch
Cinematography
Jean-Yves Le Mener
Music
Francis Lai, Michel Legrand
Cast
Jean-Paul Belmondo, Richard Anconina, Lio,
Producer
Jean-Paul Belmondo, Richard Anconina
Edition(s)
31ª

Itineraire D’un Enfant Gâté

Itineraire D’un Enfant Gâté
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  • 124 minutos
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  • color, 35mm
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  • 1988
France

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A former abandoned child that grew up in a circus, Sam Lion is obliged to rethink his life after an accident on the trapeze. He becomes an executive entrepreneur. Several decades go by and now over the age of fifty, he is convinced that the most beautiful years of his life are those not yet lived. He wants to go beyond that which he has lived. He decides to give everything up, his responsibilities in the office, his second marriage, his children Jean-Philippe and Victoria and disappear aboard his boat. He travels to Africa where he seeks refuge close to what is familiar to him – the lions. But the past catches up with him in the distant savannahs in the person of Albert Duvivier, one of his former bosses.

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CLAUDE LELOUCH
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Born in Paris in 1937. Director, producer, and photographer, he has directed 50 films, including A Man and a Woman (1966), winner of the Palm d’Or in Cannes and the Oscar for Best Foreign Film. Traveling with his father, he made several amateur documentaries, leading to Le mal du siècle (1954), winner of the amateur film division of the Cannes Film Festival. After making short films, he established Les Films 13, a production company, and produced, co-wrote, directed, and acted in his first feature, Le Propre de l`homme (1960). In 2007, he had a special retrospective of some of his films screened in the 31st Mostra, such as Bolero (1981), All That’s for This?! (1993), Les Miserables (1995), Le Courage d’Aimer (2005) and Crossed Tracks (2007).
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