The Mystery of Alexina Trailer (1985)

25 September 1985 Drama 86 mins

In 1856, fresh from life with nuns in an orphanage school, Alexina Barbin comes to a coastal village in La Rochelle to teach the village girls. She is deeply religious. She shares the classroom and a bedroom with the young and vivacious Sara, with whom she falls in love. Alexina has another secret: her gender is mysterious. She and Sara begin a scandalous love affair, but Alexina seeks marriage and social acceptance. She discloses her secrets to the village priest, to her mother, to the bishop, and to the bishop's physician. After the church and court rule on her petition, marriage to Sara becomes Alexina's sole purpose and hope.

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Cast

Philippe Vuillemin as Alexina Barbin / Camille Barbin

Valérie Stroh as Sara

Véronique Silver as Madame Avril

Bernard Freyd as Armand

Marianne Basler as Marie Avril

Pierre Vial as Priest

Philippe Clévenot as Doctor Chesnet

Isabelle Gruault as Josephine

Lucienne Hamon as Hotel manager

Claude Bouchery as School inspector

Olivier Sabran as Doctor

Michel Amphoux as Hotel manager

Anne Cornaly as Alexina's mother

Vincent Pinel as A doctor

Crew

Anne-Marie Deschamps Original Music Composer

Jean Gruault Screenplay

Ariane Boeglin Editor

Bernard Zitzermann Cinematography

René Féret Director

René Féret Screenplay

International Titles

Alexina Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 25 September 1985

United States 10 January 1986

Production Companies

TF1 Films Production

Les Cinéastes Associés

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