The French Governess (1976)
Original title: Calde labbra
The French Governess is a 1976 Italian-language drama movie directed by Demofilo Fidani, with a running time of 1h 37m. It stars Claudine Beccarie, Leonora Fani and Sofia Dionisio.
Francesca is a sixteen-year old troubled woman living with her mother, with whom she has a very conflicting relationship. Shortly before Christmas, she must leave for a business trip, and entrusts a young French teacher, Lise. After the initial mutual distrust, the relationship between the two becomes more and more intimate and accomplice, leading them to become lovers. One day, however, Francesca receives a visit of her friend Monica, and she begins to spend all her free time with her and this stirs up Lise's jealousy.
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What is The French Governess about?
Francesca is a sixteen-year old troubled woman living with her mother, with whom she has a very conflicting relationship. Shortly before Christmas, she must leave for a business trip, and entrusts a young French teacher, Lise. After the initial mutual distrust, the relationship between the two becomes more and more intimate and accomplice, leading them to become lovers. One day, however, Francesca receives a visit of her friend Monica, and she begins to spend all her free time with her and this stirs up Lise's jealousy.
When was The French Governess released?
The French Governess was released on 13 April 1976.
How long is The French Governess?
The French Governess runs 1h 37m.
Who made The French Governess?
The French Governess was directed by Demofilo Fidani.