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Trois années (1990)
93 min | Comedy, Drama

Trois années (1990)

93 min | Comedy, Drama

After the French defeat of 1870, Julia took three years to love Alexander, with whom she married for her fortune. Alas, when Julia wants to declare his love to her husband, the latter confesses to him that his passion is extinguished.

Director

Fabrice Cazeneuve

Writers

Fabrice Cazeneuve | Anton Chekhov (short story) | Jacques Tournier

Producer

Jacques Kirsner

Composer

Michel Portal

Cinematographer

Pierre-Laurent Chénieux

Editor

Yann Dedet

Production Designer

Jimmy Vansteenkiste (as Jimmy Vanstenkiste)

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Updated Aug 29, 1990

Release date

Aug 29, 1990 (France)

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Cast	+ Add Cast
16 cast members

Name	Known for
Sabine Azéma Julia Poncenot-Guillermen Julia Poncenot-Guillermen See fewer	Mélo (1986)
Jacques Villeret Alexandre Guillermen Alexandre Guillermen See fewer	Le Dîner de Cons (1998)
Philippe Volter Constantin Biochon Constantin Biochon See fewer	The Double Life of Véronique (1991)
Lucas Belvaux Pilou Pilou See fewer	One (2002)
Zouc Nina Nina See fewer	The Model Couple (1977)
Claude Bouchery Dr. Poncenot Dr. Poncenot See fewer	En amour, ça va, ça vient (1975)
Christiane Cohendy Pauline Pauline See fewer	Read My Lips (2001)
Gérard Dauzat Le comptable Le comptable See fewer	Police (1985)
Maryline Even Nini Nini See fewer	Two Days in Paris (2007)
Jean-Marie Winling Gregoire Gregoire See fewer	Cyrano de Bergerac (1990)
Redjep Mitrovitsa L'abbé L'abbé See fewer	Blue Note (1991)
Philippe Morier-Genoud Edgar Edgar See fewer	Au Revoir les Enfants (1987)
Faye Gatteau Enfant Enfant See fewer	Olivier, Olivier (1992)
Max Roire M. Guillermen M. Guillermen See fewer	Les deux Fragonard (1989)
Jean Roquel Pierre Pierre See fewer	Au théâtre ce soir (1966)
Sarah Tysman Enfant Enfant See fewer	La Bohème, Oper in vier Bildern (2012)