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Man And A Woman, A (1966)
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The famed French love affair that the world took to heart.
Director Claude Lelouch (Live For Life, Les Miserables, And Now...Ladies and Gentlemen) has made memorable movies for 40 years. But A Man and A Woman (1966) first made the world take notice, a tender, visually exciting film of revitalizing love between a widowed man and a lonely woman.
A race-car driver (Jean-Louis Trintignant) and a movie script girl (Anouk Aimee) share a romance filled with humor and truth, intertwined with the demands of a career and parenthood. A Man and A Woman won the Cannes Film Festival Grand Prize, earned Oscar nominations for Best Actress and Best Director and won Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film and Best Original Screenplay. It is a love story of its time-and for all time.
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