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| 1962 – 89′ –\u00a0 Drama, Classic.
\nWritten by:\u00a0Agn\u00e8s Varda.
\nDirected by:\u00a0Agn\u00e8s Varda.
\nStarring: Corinne Marchand, Antoine Bourseiller, Dominique Davray, Dorothee Blank, Michel Legrand, Jose Luis de Villalonga, Loye Payen, Lucienne Marchand.
\nOfficial Selection Cannes International Film Festival 1962 (winner Silver Bear).
\nIn French with English subtitles.
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Selfish pop singer Cl\u00e9o (Corinne Marchand) has two hours to wait until the results of her biopsy come back. After an ominous tarot card reading, she visits her friends, all of whom fail to give her the emotional support she needs. Wandering around Paris, she finally finds comfort talking with a soldier in a park. On leave from the Algerian War, his troubles put hers in perspective. As they talk and walk, Cl\u00e9o comes to terms with her selfishness, finding peace before the results come back<\/span><\/em>.<\/p>\n

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