I Love All of You (1980)

Synopsis: Catherine Deneuve stars in this languid drama as Alice, a 35-year-old woman dissatisfied with her string of seemingly successful relationships with well-meaning men. Unable to commit to one... Catherine Deneuve stars in this languid drama as Alice, a 35-year-old woman dissatisfied with her string of seemingly successful relationships with well-meaning men. Unable to commit to one relationship, Alice ruminates on her past, present, and future as she prepares to break it off with her current lover and begin a new love affair with another man. Over the New Year's holiday she is forced to face her old lover, Patrick (Gerard Depardieu), the father of her daughter, as she contemplates her future. This reunion, coupled with her inability to make sense of her current romantic entanglement sends Alice into a reminiscent state, contemplating her many doomed love affairs. Alice's memory, spiraling through her many loves, vacations, children, and career choices, powers the unconventional narrative of the film. Deneuve's radiant and powerful beauty is at the core of the film, she is stunningly beautiful, charming and loving, capable of stopping men dead in their tracks but incapable of fully committing her heart. Deneuve's co-stars read like a who's who of French cinema, including French musician Serge Gainsbourg (who also composed the score), superstar Gerard Depardieu, Alain Souchon, and Jean-Louis Trintignant. Deneuve is unforgettable as the seductive and dissatisfied woman who is steeped in the memories and dreams of romance. [More]

Starring: Catherine Deneuve, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Gérard Depardieu, Serge Gainsbourg

Starring: Catherine Deneuve, Jean-Louis Trintignant, Gérard Depardieu, Serge Gainsbourg, Alain Souchon, Christian Marquand

Director: Claude Berri

Director: Claude Berri
Screenwriter: Claude Berri
Producer: Emmanuel Schlumberger, Claude Berri
Composer: Serge Gainsbourg

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