Manon 70 / Jean Aurel / 1968 / Catherine Deneuve / film review

Manon 70 (1968)

Drama

Director: Jean Aurel
Script: Jean Aurel, Abbé Prévost, Cécil Saint-Laurent
Photo: Edmond Richard
Music: Serge Gainsbourg, Antonio Vivaldi
Cast: Catherine Deneuve (Manon), Jean-Claude Brialy (Jean-Paul), Sami Frey (Des Grieux), Elsa Martinelli (Annie), Robert Webber (Ravaggi), Paul Hubschmid (Simon), Claude Génia (Wife), Jean Martin (Hotelman), Cristea Avram, Manuella Von Oppen (Margaret)
Country: France
Language: French
Runtime: 105 min

Synopsis

Des Grieux, one of Europe’s top journalists, is spellbound by the vision of a beautiful young woman at Tokyo airport. He can hardly believe his good fortune when, arriving in Paris, the same alluring woman, Manon, abandons her travelling companion and jumps into a taxi with him. In no time, Des Grieux and Manon become lovers. This is not something that pleases Manon’s wealthy brother, who intends using all his resources to protect his sister from such unsuitable admirers...

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