Henri Garcin

Director Michael Ritchie, well respected for his perceptive satirical jabs at American society in such diverse films as The Bad News Bears, Semi-Tough, and Smile, presents us with a charming love story while he delivers a gentle swipe at his own movie making industry. Set in the midst of the frenzied goings-on of the Cannes Film Festival (many sequences were actually filmed during the 1976 event), this romantic comedy concerns the relationship between a young idealistic American film-maker (Keith Carradine) and the beautiful wife of a powerful Italian producer (Monica Vitti). Of course, they fall passionately in love...

A first-time director on his way to the Cannes Film Festival has his film seized by customs. To further complicate the situation, he becomes romantically involved with the wife of an Italian producer when she helps him to retrieve the movie.

When an unhinged brain surgeon implants murderous thoughts into the mind of a psychopathic patient with amnesia; there are serious consequences

When an unhinged brain surgeon implants murderous thoughts into the mind of a psychopathic patient with amnesia; there are serious consequences