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Madame Rosa|Simone Signoret

Madame Rosa

Simone Signoret
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Overview

An affectionate film about an aging madame who makes a living by babysitting the children of prostitutes. The lurid and desperate life of a woman past her prime and desperately struggling to survive is lovingly depicted. Academy Award Nominations: Best Foreign Language Film.

Awards:
1977 - Academy Awards - Best Foreign Language Film - Winner

Main Cast & Crew:
Moshe Mizrahi - Director
Simone Signoret

Details

    Blu-Ray Disc Format
  • Format: Blu-ray
  • Run Time: 105
  • Color Format: Color
  • UPC: 738329253820
  • Genre: DRAMA
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Release Date: May 2021

Movie Reviews

Synopsis:
This tender film tells the story of a French Jew who survived Auschwitz. Rosa, a former madame now in her fading years, runs a boarding house in Paris where she looks after prostitutes' children. She knows she is dying, but when she takes care of Momo, an Arab boy whose family has abandoned him, she discovers a renewed lust for life.

Notes:
In French with English subtitles. This story was adapted from the 1975 Prix Goncourt novel by Emile Ajar. Color by Eastmancolor. Additional cast: Gabriel Jabbour (Hamil), Stella Anicette (Madame Lola) and Mohammed Zineth (Kadir).

Reviews:
"...A clear-eyed, often very funny film....Signoret has her best role in years..." - 03/19/1977 New York Times, p.54

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