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En savoir plus et grer ces paramtres OK Etes vous sur Non Menu News Feature films Short films Box office Festivals and markets Industry Directory Virtual Reality Young audience action Shop Connexion Language Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Jobs Join UniFrance RSS About us French cinema worldwide Cousin Cousine A Feature film by Jean-Charles Tacchella Produced by Gaumont, Les Films Pomereu Release in France: 19111945 Synopsis Two distant cousins meet for the first time at a wedding banquet for an elderly couple.

They both decide that they should see more of each other, and over time, a friendship develops.

However, their respective spouses begin to think that more than a friendship is blooming, and as more and more people being to think so as well, the idea starts to become appealing to them.

Source: IMDb Actors (20) Marie-Christine Barrault Victor Lanoux Alain Doutey Marie-France Pisier Guy Marchand Ginette Garcin Sybil Maas Popeck Pierre Plessis Catherine Verlor Hubert Gignoux Catherine Day Emmanuel de Sablet Pierre Forget Anna Gaylor Suzy Marquis Grard Lemaire Rosine Rochette Ginette Mathieu Catherine Laborde Production and distribution (3) Executive Producers: Gaumont, Les Films Pomereu French distribution: Gaumont Film exportsforeign sales: Gaumont TV Broadcasts: Cumulative total TV broadcasts: details by country About Awards and nominations 1975 Won Louis Delluc Prize (Jean-Charles Tacchella) 1976 Won Csar Award for Best Supporting Actress (Marie-France Pisier) 1976 Csar Award Nomination for Best Actor (Victor Lanoux) 1976 Csar Award Nomination for Best Film (Jean-Charles Tacchella) 1976 Csar Award Nomination for Best Screenplay (Jean-Charles Tacchella) 1976 San Sebastin International Film Festival Silver Seashell Award (Jean-Charles Tacchella) Won 1976 Won National Board of Review Award for Top Foreign Film 1977 Academy Award Nomination for Best Actress in a Leading Role (Marie-Christine Barrault) 1977 Academy Award Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film 1977 Academy Award Nomination for Best Writing (Original Screenplay) (Jean-Charles Tacchella, Danile Thompson) 1977 Golden Globe Award Nomination for Best Foreign Film 1978 Won Kansas City Film Critics Circle Award for Best Foreign Film Remake Th film was remade in 1989 by Joel Scchumacher as Cousins, starring Ted Danson and Isabella Rossellini Full credits (17) Executive Producers: Daniel Toscan du Plantier, Bertrand Javal, Alain Poir Adaptation: Jean-Charles Tacchella, Danile Thompson Screenwriters: Danile Thompson, Jean-Charles Tacchella Sound recordists: Michel Kharat, Pierre Lenoir Camera Operator: Michel Thiriet Assistant editors: Marie-Aime Debril, Juliette Welfling Music Composer: Grard Anfosso Costume designer: Jeannine Vergne Location Manager: Jean Lallier Assistant Director: Daniel Wuhrmann Dialogue Writers: Jean-Charles Tacchella, Danile Thompson Director of Photography: Georges Lendi Assistant Operator: ric Faucherre Editor: Agns Guillemot Continuity supervisor: Alice Ziller Foley artist: Andr Naudin Sound Mixer: Claude Villand Technical details Feature film Genres: Fiction Sub-genre: Romantic comedy Production language: French Original French-language productions: Unspecified Production year: 1975 French release: 19111945 Runtime: 1 h 35 min Current status: Released Visa number: 44532 Visa issue date: 17111975 Approval: Unknown Production formats: 35mm Color type: Color Aspect ratio: 1.85 Audio format: Mono Posters (2) Poster Etats-Unis Director Jean-Charles Tacchella Le Fantme dHenri Langlois (2004), Les Gens qui saiment (2000), Seven Sundays (1994) Show more Show less Festival Selections Academy Awards (United States, 1977) Selection (3) Nomination for Best Actress in Leading Role: Marie-Christine Barrault Nomination for Best Original Screenplay: Jean-Charles Tacchella, Danile Thompson Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film More Less Show more Show less Related films Vaudeville (1985) Investigation (1978) The Man of My Life (1992) Il y a longtemps que je taime (1979) Manuelas Love (1987) The Dogs (1979) Mad Enough to Kill (1975) Retour en force (1979) Surreal Estate (1976) Les Dracins (1973) Servant and Mistress (1977) Woman in a Twilight Garden (1978) Mme les mmes ont du vague lme (1979) Underground Heroes (1970) My Dearest (1980) Our Partners General Terms and Conditions cookies Legal Notices Contacts uniFrance 2007-2021 Site developed by Design by.

Marthe (Marie Christine-Barrault) and non blood related cousin Ludovic (Victor Lanoux) meet at a relatives wedding.

The wedding turns into quite a party with heavy drinking and overall raucous behavior by the guests as well as the bride and groom.

Marthe and Ludovic strike up a conversation while they await the return of their respective spouses Pascal (Guy Marchand) and Karine (Marie France-Pisier), who are having an affair.

Ludovic discovers Pascal and Karines deception and notifies Marthe.

After admitting to his affair with Karine, Pascal swears to Marthe that he will straighten up his act and will be completely faithful to her.

At a family gathering, Ludovics daughter Nelsa (Catherine Verlor) reveals through a slide show the pictures she inadvertently took of Pascal and Karine having sex.

Marthe and Ludovic begin spending more time together, much to the chagrin of Pascal and Karine.

Although the relationship is completely platonic, their spouses become suspicious and jealous.

After Pascal makes a scene at another wedding, Marthe and Ludovic leave to spend some time together.

The following day, Marthe and Ludovic decide to take their relationship to the next level and make it sexual.

The duo meet at a hotel and spend the day making love and enjoying other activities.

After Pascal reverts back to his playboy ways, and Karine is confused about her relationship, Marthe and Ludovic decide they want to be together.

During a Christmas gathering, the couple retire to the bedroom while their families celebrate.

They emerge later to bid their families farewell, and leave together.