Noce Blanche

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Noce Blanche is a 1989 French romantic drama film best known for featuring an early acclaimed performance by Vanessa Paradis as a troubled student in a forbidden relationship with her philosophy teacher.

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instanceOf French film
film
romantic drama film
awardReceived César Award for Most Promising Actress
awardReceivedBy Vanessa Paradis
character François Hainaut
Mathilde Tessier
cinematographyBy Romain Winding
colorProcess color
countryOfOrigin France
director Jean-Claude Brisseau
distributor Les Films du Losange
editedBy Marion Monestier
linked to: Marion Monnier
filmingLocation France
genre drama film
romantic drama
hasAgeRating restricted for younger audiences in some countries
hasPosterCaption French theatrical release poster
hasTheme adultery
emotional dependency
forbidden love
teacher–student relationship
medium feature film
musicBy Georges Delerue
narrativeFocus intense destructive relationship between teacher and student
notableFor early acclaimed performance by Vanessa Paradis
notableWorkOf Jean-Claude Brisseau
originalLanguage French
partOf French cinema of the 1980s
plotSummary A troubled teenage student enters a forbidden love affair with her married philosophy teacher.
productionCompany Les Films du Losange
releaseDateFrance 1989-09-06
releaseYear 1989
runtimeMinutes 92
screenplayBy Jean-Claude Brisseau
setInPeriod late 1980s
starring Bruno Cremer
François Négret
Jean Dasté
Ludmila Mikaël
Vanessa Paradis
subjectMatter high school student
philosophy teacher
writer Jean-Claude Brisseau

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Vanessa Paradis notableWork Noce Blanche
Vanessa Paradis notableFilm Noce Blanche
Bruno Cremer notableFilm Noce blanche
linked to: Noce Blanche