Sundays and Cybèle [Blu-ray] The Criterion Collection DVD 09-30-2014

Sundays and Cybele (original French title: Les Dimanches de Ville D'Avray) stars Hardy Kruger as a former bomber pilot. Emotionally shattered by a tragic wartime incident, Kruger goes into semi-seclusion in a small Parisian suburb. He is drawn out of his shell by 12-year-old orphan girl Patricia Gozzi. The nuns in charge of Patricia bless the relationship, assuming that Kruger is the girl's father. A warm, chaste friendship develops between the older man and the bright-eyed girl, culminating in their mutual decision to spend Christmas together in a nearby woods. Unfortunately, nurse Nicole Courcel, suspecting that Kruger is a pedophile, calls the police--a move that can only result in disaster for all concerned. Based on a novel by Bernard Eschasseriaux, the exquisitely photographed Sundays and Cybele won the 1962 Best Foreign Film Academy Award.


Condition NEW

Actors: Hardy Krüger, Nicole Courcel, Patricia Gozzi
Directors: Serge Bourgignon
Format: Multiple Formats, Blu-ray, Widescreen
Language: French
Subtitles: English
Region: Region A/1
Number of discs: 1
Rated:
NR
Not Rated
Studio: Criterion Collection (Direct)
DVD Release Date: September 30, 2014
Run Time: 110 minutes

Cast & Crew

Hardy Kruger Pierre
Nicole Courcel Madeleine
Patricia Gozzi Francoise/Cybele
Daniel Ivernel Carlos
André Oumansky Nurse
France Anglade Actor
Florence Blot Actor
Paul Bonifas Actor
Serge Bourguignon Actor
Alain Bouvette Actor
René Clermont Actor
Anne-Marie Cornet Actor
Michel de Re Bernard
Gilbert Edard Actor
Martine Ferrière Actor
Maurice Garrel Actor
Jocelyne Loiseau Actor
Dominique Maurin Actor
Raymond Pelissier Actor
Roger Trapp Actor
Antoine Tudal Actor
Anne-Marie Coffinet Actor
Malka Ribovska Actor
Lisette Lebon Actor
Denise Peronne Actor

Technical Credits

Serge Bourguignon Director,Screenwriter
Leonide Azar Editor
Henri Decaë Cinematographer
Bernard Eschasseriaux Screenwriter
Bernard Evein Art Director
Maurice Jarre Score Composer
Romain Pines Producer
Antoine Tudal Screenwriter