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Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1
Audience Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0014381432428
Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
Label: Image Entertainment
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Image Entertainment
Region Code: 1
Release Date: December 09, 2003
Running Time: 150 minutes
Sales Rank: 50833
Studio: Image Entertainment
Theatrical Release Date: March 21, 1975
Editorial Review:
Description:
Internationally renowned director Claude Lelouch intimately explores destiny and true love in this romantic delight. Admired by movie lovers around the world, this fascinating film encompasses a variety of filmmaking styles and illustrates the 20th century through the intertwined lives and destinies of three generations. Marthe Keller (Marathon Man) is magnificent in multiple roles, and André Dussollier (Amélie) shines as her soul mate. A film that can be enjoyed again and again, Toute une Vie is fated to be one of your favorites. Academy Award® Nomination: Best Original Screenplay, 1975.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Director's cut sucks!
I was thrilled when this movie was finally released on DVD. I had taped it off cable years ago, but was never able to buy it on video tape. WHAT A BUMMER...this is a "directors cut". It sucks compared to the original theater version. All of the extra scenes should have remained on the cutting room floor, and the subtitles, although more faithful to the actual French dialog, are much less enjoyable and sometimes make little sense in English.
I'd love to have the original version on DVD. It was ... Read More
Rating:  - movie premise is 5 stars but the restored version's end is not!
this has been my favorite movie of all time for over 30 years since it came out in theatres. for years, some of the artsy movie houses still showed it in the early 80's (remember the nuart in west l.a?) my husband recently bought the restored version for me as a surprise. we finally saw it the other night for the first time. disappointed doesn't express the emotion i had when i saw the alternate ending they put on this version. bleak, dark and morbid science fiction...why put this spin in a movie ... Read More
Rating:  - DON'T BUY THIS 'RESTORED' VERSION!!!
This has been one of my favorite movies for 25 years, or since I saw it in the late 70's in Los Angeles. I had an old copy on VHS with lousy sound, so I was excited to get this DVD release. Towards the end I was all choked up and ready for the final scene when -- YUCKITY YUK YUK YUK! Somebody slipped a new ending in! It went on and on and on (10, 15 minutes?) and totally destroyed the effect of the movie -- completely ruined the superb ending to one of my all time favorite romances. And I was showing ... Read More
Rating: - My all time favourite
I first saw this film in London in the '70s and loved it then. The DVD release has preserved it, although I would agree about the ending. The additional scenes were unnecessary. As they said in Mozart ... "too many notes".
Rating: - And Now the 20th Century.
Marthe Keller stars in "And Now My Love," a sweeping examination of French life during the 20ths century. The film opens in black & white, tracing the beginnings of film and cinema. A multitude of stories are told in brief snippets before the focus settles on one family - a French Jewish mogul and his daughter (Marthe Keller). A parallel story is interspersed into the action as well, telling the story of a young criminal, Simon (André Dussollier), who later discovers photography and filmmaking. The ... Read More
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