Bonjour Tristesse - Francoise Sagan
Francoise Sagan
The French Riviera: home to the Beautiful People. And none are more beautiful than CĂ©cile, a precocious seventeen-year-old, and her father Raymond, a vivacious libertine. Charming, decadent and irresponsible, the golden-skinned duo are dedicated to a life of free love, fast cars and hedonistic pleasures. But then, one long, hot summer Raymond decides to marry, and CĂ©cile and her lover Cyril feel compelled to take a hand in his amours, with tragic consequences.
Bonjour Tristesse scandalized 1950s France with its portrayal of teenager terrible CĂ©cile, a heroine who rejects conventional notions of love, marriage and responsibility to choose her own sexual freedom.
Bonjour Tristesse - Francoise Sagan
Francoise Sagan
The French Riviera: home to the Beautiful People. And none are more beautiful than CĂ©cile, a precocious seventeen-year-old, and her father Raymond, a vivacious libertine. Charming, decadent and irresponsible, the golden-skinned duo are dedicated to a life of free love, fast cars and hedonistic pleasures. But then, one long, hot summer Raymond decides to marry, and CĂ©cile and her lover Cyril feel compelled to take a hand in his amours, with tragic consequences.
Bonjour Tristesse scandalized 1950s France with its portrayal of teenager terrible CĂ©cile, a heroine who rejects conventional notions of love, marriage and responsibility to choose her own sexual freedom.
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Francoise Sagan
The French Riviera: home to the Beautiful People. And none are more beautiful than CĂ©cile, a precocious seventeen-year-old, and her father Raymond, a vivacious libertine. Charming, decadent and irresponsible, the golden-skinned duo are dedicated to a life of free love, fast cars and hedonistic pleasures. But then, one long, hot summer Raymond decides to marry, and CĂ©cile and her lover Cyril feel compelled to take a hand in his amours, with tragic consequences.
Bonjour Tristesse scandalized 1950s France with its portrayal of teenager terrible CĂ©cile, a heroine who rejects conventional notions of love, marriage and responsibility to choose her own sexual freedom.
