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With Pierre Blanchar, Josette Day, Julien Carette, Pauline Carton. Pierre and Florence meet at the fair in Paris. They vow eternal love and go to Cassis, under the Southern sun. But Florence has a burdensome past: before meeting Pierre she was a kept woman.
La Prière aux étoiles est un triptique cinématographique français de Marcel Pagnol, dont le tournage commence en 1941 et est resté inachevé. Comme pour sa trilogie Marius, Fanny et César, chacun des trois volets de la nouvelle œuvre de Pagnol doit être intitulé par le prénom de ses personnages principaux : « Florence », « Dominique » et « Pierre ».
Overview. Pierre and Florence meet at the fair in Paris. They vow eternal love and go to Cassis, under the Southern sun. But Florence has a burdensome past: before meeting Pierre she was a kept woman. Her chivalrous lover, Dominique, chooses to set her free. But Pierre is an uncompromising man and, furious with Florence, threatens to leave her...
Chaque soir, Florence adresse une prière aux étoiles, caressant l’espoir de faire la rencontre amoureuse qui changera le cours de sa vie. Et un beau jour, son chemin croise celui de Pierre, un compositeur de musique désenchanté. Ensemble, les amants fuient la capitale pour vivre leurs amours, cachés à l’hôtel des Calanques, dans le Midi.
Driven to destroy his work in order to resist the Nazi takeover of culture and media during the Occupation, “La Prière aux étoiles” (Prayer to the Stars), which should have been Marcel Pagnol’s second major trilogy, never saw the light of day.
1941 Directed by Marcel Pagnol. Pierre and Florence meet at the fair in Paris. They vow eternal love and go to Cassis, under the Southern sun. But Florence has a burdensome past: before meeting Pierre she was a kept woman. Her chivalrous lover, Dominique, chooses to set her free.
Synopsis. Pierre and Florence meet at the fair in Paris. They vow eternal love and go to Cassis, under the Southern sun. But Florence has a burdensome past: before meeting Pierre she was a kept...
