TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Color
Aspect Ratio(s): 16:9
Layers: single-sided/single-layered

Credits:

Isabelle Adjani,Bruce Robinson,Sylvia Marriott,Joseph Blatchley,Francois Truffaut,Maurice Jaubert

Description:

The culmination of a master filmmaker, François Truffaut's consistent depiction of "love". First Blu-ray release in Japan! 1975 Academy Award nominee for Best Actress (Isabelle Adjani) 1975 National Critics Circle Award for Best Actress (Isabelle Adjani) 1975 New York Critics Circle Award for Best Actress (Isabelle Adjani), Best Screenplay (François Truffaut, Jean Gruaud, Suzanne Schiffman) A film adaptation of the true story of Adele Hugo, the second daughter of Victor Hugo, the French literary giant known for "Les Miserables. Starring Isabelle Adjani, who was 19 years old at the time. She embodies Adele's devastating passions in an uncanny and masterful performance. Isabelle Adjani's performance was highly acclaimed, as she became the youngest actress ever to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress for this film and won the National Critics Circle Award for Best Actress and the New York Critics Circle Award for Best Actress. Truffaut, who has been skillfully depicting the subtleties of love, has been warming to the idea of this film for six years, and immediately wrote the script the moment he saw Adjani. This is a milestone in the history of romantic films by François Truffaut, which could only be completed in collaboration with Adjani.