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Love on the Run
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Love on the Run

film by Truffaut [1979]
Also known as: “L’Amour en fuite”
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  • François Truffaut: Day for Night
    Jean-Pierre Léaud

    
and L’Amour en fuite (1979; Love on the Run). LĂ©aud was perfectly suited to play the part of Doinel, an engaging and innocent young man who is not particularly well equipped to meet the responsibilities of adult life. LĂ©aud appeared in several other films by Truffaut, including Les Deux Anglaises


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and L’Amour en fuite (1979; Love on the Run). LĂ©aud was perfectly suited to play the part of Doinel, an engaging and innocent young man who is not particularly well equipped to meet the responsibilities of adult life. LĂ©aud appeared in several other films by Truffaut, including Les Deux Anglaises


    Read More