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040			_cSILC
041			_afre _beng _jeng
046			_k1987
050			_aPN1997 _b.J436 1987
100			_aClaude Berri
245			_aJean de Florette _cClaude Berri _h[videorecording]=
260			_aSwitzerland _aFrance _aItaly _bDD Productions _bFilms A2 _bRAI Radiotelevisione Italiana _bRenn Productions _bTélévision Suisse-Romande (TSR) _c1987
300			_a1 videotape (ca. 122 min.) _bsound, color. _c7​3⁄8 × 4​1⁄16 × 1
500			_a<based on, contains the following, public viewing rights>
520			_a[From Case] Set in the rugged hills of old-world France, this powerful story of greed and passion begins with the simple ambition of one man, Jean Cadoret. He's a hunchback who inherits a farm from his mother, and foolishly hopes to becomes a gentlemen farmer. Bu even before he arrives, his powerful neighbor, Cesar Soubeyran (portrayed by the legendary Yves Montand in the greatest role of his career). is plotting to steal his land. The wily Cesar knows of a hidden spring on the property. Working with his sneaky nephew, Ugolin, the greedy old man intends to use the water to grow a lucrative field of carnations. When Cesar's wicked scheme - and a severe drought - bring Jean to the brink of destruction, the courageous farmer makes one last attempt to find water on his land. But his noble efforts lead only to heartbreaking tragedy. the saga continues when Jean's daughter, Manon, take her revenge in the powerful sequel, "MANON OF THE SPRING." JEAN DE FLORETTE and its sequel, MANON OF THE SPRING, wee nominated for eight Cesar Awards (French "Oscars") and won four British "Öscars" including Best Film. Chosen one of the year's 10 Best by 42 critics.
538			_aVHS; Dolby Stereo
546			_aFrench audio with English subtitles
700			_aClaude Berri _eDirector _eWriter
700			_aGérard Brach _eWriter
700			_aYves Montand _eActor
700			_aGérard Depardieu _eActor
942			_2lcc _cVHS