L'amour (1990)

In a suburb of Paris, a group of teenagers enjoys the last days of summer vacation. They meet in cafes, restaurants or disco, talking about first love, experiences, disappointments and jealousy. Sandrine tries to figure out if she should keep her boyfriend Didier or try with silent Joel, whom she's just met. Riri, Alex and Paulo desperately try to get laid.

Director: Philippe Faucon
Runtime: 80 min
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Cast

Screenplay

Music: Benoît Schlosberg
Cinematography: Bernard Tiphine
Editing: Christian Dior
Production: Paris Classics Productions, La Sept Cinéma
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Philippe Faucon

Frequently Asked Questions

What is L'amour about?
In a suburb of Paris, a group of teenagers enjoys the last days of summer vacation. They meet in cafes, restaurants or disco, talking about first love, experiences, disappointments and jealousy. Sandrine tries to figure out if she should keep her boyfriend Didier or try with silent Joel, whom she's just met. Riri, Alex and Paulo desperately try to get laid.
Who directed L'amour?
L'amour was directed by Philippe Faucon.
Who stars in L'amour?
L'amour stars Laurence Kertekian, Jule Japhet, Mathieu Bauer, Nicolas Porte, Sylvain Cartigny, Guillaume Briat.
How long is L'amour?
L'amour has a runtime of 1h 20m (80 minutes).
Where was L'amour produced?
L'amour was produced in France.