The Night Is Ours Trailer (1953)

14 May 1953 Drama 90 mins

Alain Brécourt, a former pilot who distinguished himself during the war, meets Françoise Clozat, a test pilot. They become lovers, but Françoise learns that Alain is married to a singer. Françoise despairs, but Alain proves to her that he has been living away from his wife for some time. She meets the singer, no longer believes Alain, and attempts suicide during a flight. Her instinct for self-preservation saves her. Alain is the first to turn his attention to her: when she opens her eyes again, she receives the assurance of his love.

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Cast

Simone Renant as Françoise Clozat

Jean Danet as Alain Brécourt

Jean Murat as Le colonel Gribaldi

Virginia Keiley as Diana

Jean Debucourt as Besagne

Germaine de France as Marthe

Christian Lude as L'imprésario de Diana

Huguette Vergne as La secrétaire

Paul Pavel

Paul Barge as Le mécanicien

Jacques Denoël

Jacques Butin

Roger Bontemps

Jean Berton as Le docteur

Jacques Ferreol

René Hell

Crew

François Chalais Writer

Henry Kistemaekers Writer

Jean Stelli Director

International Releases Dates

France 14 May 1953

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