Eternal Conflict (1948)
Janvier, an embittered teacher, is fed up with his colorless, monotonous life. One day he breaks away and ends up becoming a circus clown. In his new world, he meets a beautiful acrobat nicknamed Lili and grows fonder and fonder of her every day of his life. The trouble is that the lady bestows her favors to two different lovers : wealthy married man Chardeuil and good-looking but listless young Antonio. He now considers his duty to make Lili recover her dignity.
Director: Georges Lampin
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 95 min
Release Date: May 26, 1948
Cast
- Fernand Ledoux - Professeur Janvier
- Annabella - Florence aka "Lili"
- Michel Auclair - Mario
- Louis Salou - Chardeuil
- Line Noro - Germaine
- Mary Morgan - Mrs. Chardeuil
- Jeannette Batti - Janette
- Jeanne Lion - Mémé
- Colette Ripert - Ms. Chardeuil
- Monique Arthur - The maid
Screenplay
Music: Maurice Thiriet
Cinematography: Christian Matras
Editing: Borys Lewin
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Georges Lampin
More Films in Genre: Drama
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Eternal Conflict about?
- Janvier, an embittered teacher, is fed up with his colorless, monotonous life. One day he breaks away and ends up becoming a circus clown. In his new world, he meets a beautiful acrobat nicknamed Lili and grows fonder and fonder of her every day of his life. The trouble is that the lady bestows her favors to two different lovers : wealthy married man Chardeuil and good-looking but listless young Antonio. He now considers his duty to make Lili recover her dignity.
- Who directed Eternal Conflict?
- Eternal Conflict was directed by Georges Lampin.
- Who stars in Eternal Conflict?
- Eternal Conflict stars Fernand Ledoux, Annabella, Michel Auclair, Louis Salou, Line Noro, Mary Morgan.
- How long is Eternal Conflict?
- Eternal Conflict has a runtime of 1h 35m (95 minutes).
- What genre is Eternal Conflict?
- Eternal Conflict is a Drama film.
- Where was Eternal Conflict produced?
- Eternal Conflict was produced in France.