Tous Les Matins Du Monde
Aka 'All the Mornings of the World'. One of the most celebrated motion pictures to explore the art of music, this French drama, set in the 17th century, follows a reclusive composer who takes an outgoing student under his wing, only to find to his protege disrupting his life...and the lives of his two daughters. Gerard Depardieu, Jean-Pierre Marielle, Anne Brochet star; directed by Alain Corneau. Winner of 7 Cesar Awards (the French 'Oscar') including Best Picture and Best Director.
Year: 1991
Genre: Drama, French Cinema
Country: France
Director: Alain Corneau
Starring: Anne Brochet, Gerard Depardieu, Jean-Pierre Marielle
Duration: 115 Minutes
Rating: PG - Contains sexual references.
Subtitles: Yes
7.6/10
Location in store: Foreign (France)
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