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About
In this, the sequel to Jean de Florette, Manon has grown into a beautiful young shepherdess living in the idyllic Provencal countryside. She plots vengeance on the men who greedily conspired to acquire her father's land years earlier.
Theatrical
Dec 4, 1987
DVD / Blu-ray
Jan 23, 2001
Director
Writers
Producers
Music
Studio
DD Productions, Films A2, Renn Productions, RAI
Original Title
Manon des sources
Original Language
French
Cast
Full credits →Y
Yves Montand
César Soubeyran, aka "le Papet"
D
Daniel Auteuil
Ugolin Soubeyran, aka "Galinette"
E
Emmanuelle Béart
Manon Cadoret
H
Hippolyte Girardot
Bernard Olivier, teacher
M
Margarita Lozano
Baptistine
Y
Yvonne Gamy
Delphine
T
Ticky Holgado
Rural engineering specialist
J
Jean Bouchaud
Vicar
E
Elisabeth Depardieu
Aimée Cadoret
G
Gabriel Bacquier
Victor
A
Armand Meffre
Philoxène
A
André Dupon
Pamphile, joiner
P
Pierre Nougaro
Casimir
J
Jean Maurel
Anglade, believer
R
Roger Souza
Ange, hydrant man
D
Didier Pain
Eliacin
M
Marc Betton
Martial
C
Chantal Liennel
Amandine
F
Fransined
Florist
The Water of the Hills Collection
Jean de Florette started as a two-part movie filmed in the Provence, it tells the tale of Jean and his family trying to start a new life.
Quotes
See all →Reflections on Manon des Sources
Quotes about Manon des Sources
* ], in his review in Chicago Sun-Times (23 December 1987)
[[Roger Ebert]
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The Burden of Legacy and Love
Quotes about Manon des Sources
Montand's plot against the hunchback was incredibly cruel, but the movie was at pains to explain that Montand was not gratuitously evil. His most important values centered on the continuity of land and family, and in his mind his plot against Depardieu was justified by the need to defend the land against an "outsider." As Manon of the Spring opens, some years later, the unmarried and childless Montand is encouraging his nephew to find a woman and marry, so that the family name can be continued. The nephew already has a bride in mind: the beautiful Manon (]), daughter of the dead man, who tends goats on the mountainside and lives in poverty, although she has received a good education.
[[w:Emmanuelle Beart|Emmanuelle Beart]
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