All the Mornings of the World

Synopsis

In the critically acclaimed movie 'All the Mornings of the World', directed by Alain Corneau, the story unfolds in 17th-century France, revolving around the legendary French composer Sainte-Colombe and his talented young student, Marin Marais. Torn between love, passion, and perfection in their art, the relationship between the two musicians takes center stage as they navigate the complexities of music, life, and loss. With haunting performances and a mesmerizing score, the film delves into the depths of human emotion and the transformative power of music. 'All the Mornings of the World' is a poignant and visually stunning masterpiece that immerses the audience in a world where music becomes a way of life, love, and legacy.

Cast

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  Jean-Pierre Marielle

  Monsieur de Sainte Colombe

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  Gérard Depardieu

  Marin Marais

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  Anne Brochet

  Madeleine

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  Guillaume Depardieu

  Young Marin Marais

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  Carole Richert

  Toinette

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  Michel Bouquet

  Baugin

Reviews

All the Mornings of the World has garnered critical acclaim for its exquisite portrayal of the emotional complexities between the characters and its mesmerizing musical performances. Rotten Tomatoes, a leading review aggregator, gives it a remarkable 91% rating, praising the film for its depth and authenticity. IMDb rates it at 7.5/10, reflecting the audience's appreciation for the stellar performances and the captivating storyline. The film has been lauded by critics for its evocative cinematography, haunting score, and the masterful direction by Alain Corneau. 'All the Mornings of the World' transcends the traditional biographical drama, offering a profound exploration of love, loss, and the enduring power of art. Viewers have been captivated by the film's emotional resonance and its ability to transport them to a bygone era filled with passion and melancholy.