Directed by:
Patrice LeconteScreenplay:
Serge FrydmanCinematography:
Jean-Marie DreujouCast:
Vanessa Paradis, Daniel Auteuil, Mireille Mossé, Pierre-François Martin-Laval, Luc Palun, Farouk Bermouga, Isabelle Petit-Jacques, Catherine Lascault (more)Plots(1)
Adele leans over a bridge ready to throw herself in the river yet someone stops her. Gabor is a knife thower and wants her to be his human target. They travel together but it is only after they are separate that they realise they were meant to be together. (Pathé Distribution UK)
Reviews (1)
Without doubts, the dialogues in Girl on the Bridge are so well-developed that the movie captivates you with the very first words of Vanessa Paradis’s monologue about what has happened. Then boom, cut, and there is an amazing scene on the bridge, describing with every word and every emotion how life will unfold. The great Daniel Auteuil enters the scene and the whole black-and-white story unravels very nicely, but in all respects a bit predictably. That’s my only reservation about this movie. Otherwise I did not expect this movie would make me feel so good. But France was always good in that, especially that of old.
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