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Availability: Special Order - Usually ships within 3-6 business days. Once you order it, we will order it from our supplier and ship it out to you. We do not bill you for Special Order items until they ship. You cannot cancel Special Order items after purchase. AKA: Les Amants Literally Translated Title: The Lovers Director: Louis Malle Producer: Irénée Leriche (Irenee Leriche) Released: 1958 [France] Genre: Drama     Sub-Genre: Romance Keywords:  Affair / Adultery || Erotic || Erotica || Sex / Sexuality

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Plot:	"The Lovers" presents jeanne Moreau as a restless bourgeois wife whose eye wanders from both her husband and her lover to an attractive passing stranger. Its glistening sensuality and seductive storytelling haven't aged a day.
Overview:	Louis Malle unveiled the natural beauty of Jeanne Moreau in his breakthrough, Elevator to the Gallows. With his follow-up, the scandalous smash The Lovers> (Les amants), he made her a star once and for all. A deeply felt and luxuriously filmed fairy tale for grown-ups, perched on the edge between classical and New Wave cinemas, The Lovers presents Moreau as a restless bourgeois wife whose eye wanders from both her husband and her lover to an attractive passing stranger (Jean-Marc Bory). Thanks to its frank sexuality, The Lovers caused quite a stir, being censored and attacked for obscenity around the world. If today its shock has worn off, its glistening sensuality and seductive storytelling haven't aged a day.
Cast:	Jeanne Moreau  ||  Alain Cuny  ||  Jean-Marc Bory  ||  Judith Magre  ||  José Luis de Villalonga (Jose Luis de Villalonga) (Click any actor to search for more of their movies!)
Running Time:	90 mins. (approx.)
Languages:	French (Dolby Digital 1.0 - Mono)
Subtitles:	ENGLISH
Distributor:	Criterion Collection  [A USA-Based Distributor]
Rating:	UN - "Unrated. This film has not been rated by the review board."
Features:	Anamorphic Widescreen 2.35:1 Mono Black & White Archival Interviews Stills Gallery New & Improved English Subtitle Translation Ginette Vincendeau Essay DVD-9