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Edmond Ténoudji (1902-1986) was a French Algerian film producer. He controlled the Les Films Marceau film production and distribution company active in the postwar era. He was also involved with Cocinor. In 1965 he served on the Cannes Film Fesival Jury.
Edmond Ténoudji was born on 22 June 1902 in Constantine, Algeria. He was a producer, known for Boum sur Paris (1953), La maison Bonnadieu (1951) and Mon amour Mon amour (1967). He died on 28 April 1986 in Paris, France.
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- June 22, 1902
- Edmond Ténoudji
- April 28, 1986
Zebouloune Sadok Cohen Ténoudji, dit Edmond Ténoudji, est un producteur de cinéma algéro-français, né le 22 juin 1902 à Constantine (Algérie française) et mort le 28 avril 1986 à Paris [1].
Edmond Ténoudji Active - 1951 - 1973 | Genres - Drama , Comedy , Crime , Romance , Thriller | Subgenres - Coming-Of-Age Fiction , Film Noir , Melodrama , Musical , Spaghetti Western
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The movie centers on the story of a woman who runs an art gallery and leaves her husband for another man, whom she eventually also leaves but becomes dependent on.
Alexandre Astrucdescribed the main character as "a woman who feels in herself a very real need for freedom that is as much moral as social so that she sets about matching a man's work; but at the same time, because she is a woman, she feels the need to be passive, dominated, submissive."
The film was produced by Les Films Marceau in collaboration with Cocinor - Comptoir Cinématographique du Nord. It was shot from 20 July to 31 August 1960.
Edmond Ténoudji's films include That Is the Dawn, Bad Liaisons, I'm Photogenic, The Hunting Ground
Edmond TENOUDJI France Jury attendance Member Feature films, 1965 77 th EDITION May 14-25, 2024. Festival de Cannes; Cinéma de Demain; Marché du Film;
