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Dominican Rep. That Most Important Thing: Love
- Original title
- L'important c'est d'aimeraka
- AKA
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- That Most Important Thing: Love
- Year
- 1975
- Running time
- 108 min.
- Country
France- Director
- Screenwriter
- Andrzej Zulawski. Novel: Christopher Frank
- Cast
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Romy Schneider
Fabio Testi
Jacques Dutronc
Claude Dauphin
Roger Blin- Gabrielle Doulcet
Michel Robin- Guy Mairesse
Katia Tchenko
Klaus Kinski
Nicoletta Machiavelli- See all credits
- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Romance. Drama | Romantic Drama. Melodrama. Photography. Film In Film. Stage Play
- Synopsis
- Servais Mont, a photographer, meets Nadine Chevalier, who earns her money starring in cheap soft-core movies. Trying to help her, he borrows the money from the loan sharks to finance the theatrical production of 'Richard III' and gives Nadine a part. Nadine is torn apart between Servais, for whom she is falling in love, and her husband Jacques, to whom she has moral obligations.
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- Awards
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1975: César Awards: Best Actress (Romy Schneider) 3 Nominations.
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