Clair de femme

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Clair de femme is a 1977 novel by Romain Gary. the basis for the 1979 French film Womanlight directed by Costa-Gavras.^[1]

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^ L'Espresso 1979 -- Volume 25, 34 39 - Page 137 Claire de femme (Marìgnan ecc.). Di Constantin Costa-Gavras, tratto da un breve romanzo dì due anni fa di Romain Gary. Un testo crudele, sull'impossibilità della felicità e sulla morte, trasformato in libretto di un melodramma penoso, ...

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Novels	The Roots of Heaven (1956) Lady L. (1958) Promise at Dawn (1960) The Ski Bum (1965) White Dog (1970) The Life Before Us (1975) Hocus Bogus (1976) Clair de femme (1977)
Films	Birds in Peru (1968) Kill! Kill! Kill! Kill! (1971)
Adaptations	The Roots of Heaven (1958) The Man Who Understood Women (1959) Lady L (1965) Birds in Peru (1968) Promise at Dawn (1970) The Ski Bum (1971) Madame Rosa (1977) Womanlight (1979) Your Ticket Is No Longer Valid (1981) White Dog (1982) Promise at Dawn (2017) The Life Ahead (2020) White Dog (2022)

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