The Young Girls Of Rochefort -1967- Criterion -... -

A radiant, expertly crafted musical, The Young Girls of Rochefort is both escapist delight and emotionally astute cinema. Demy’s film remains a high-water mark for the form: a sunny, bittersweet celebration of the small wonders that push people toward love.

The film’s soul lies in Michel Legrand’s score, which bridges the gap between European jazz and Broadway structure. The Young Girls of Rochefort -1967- Criterion -...

This was the only time Deneuve and Dorléac starred together before Dorléac’s tragic death in a car accident shortly after filming. The Criterion supplements provide a moving look at their relationship. A radiant, expertly crafted musical, The Young Girls

The film is notable for its incredible ensemble cast, bringing together French cinema royalty and Hollywood icons: This was the only time Deneuve and Dorléac

The Criterion Collection release of features a key critical piece titled "The Young Girls of Rochefort: Not the Same Old Song and Dance" , an essay by renowned critic Jonathan Rosenbaum .