Port of Point-du-Jour Trailer

Port of Point-du-Jour Trailer (1960)

13 April 1960 Drama

Emile is a steelworker in a car factory ;a confirmed bachelor going on fifty, he leads a peaceful life .One night, he is woken up by a burst of machine gun fire. The cafe in the corner of the street has been burglarized.A distraught young girl rushes into his apartment building and hides in his room .When the police make a search, he makes her out to be his lover for the night.Madeleine tells her about her sad past : she has severed all links with her parents ,she's an unwed mother and in the underworld's clutches. Emile sends his protegee to old mommy Dupont's place ,in the suburbs of Paris.

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Cast

Dany Carrel

as Madeleine aka Mado

Raymond Bussières

as Émile Dupont

Annette Poivre

as Mirabelle

Philippe Lemaire

as André aka 'Dédé'

Bernard Lajarrige

as Robert Flic

Yves Massard

as François

Robert Dalban

as Dominique

Pierre Collet

as Coco, a worker

Bob Ingarao

as A worker

Sophie Sel

as Sophie

Lucien Hubert

as A worker

Crew

Raymond Bussières

Raymond Bussières Scenario Writer

Jean Faurez

Director

Georges Van Parys

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Germany 21 June 1963

France 13 April 1960

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