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Paule looks into her mirror and sees "another Paule, passionately concerned with her beauty, struggling to transition from the status of a young woman to that of a younger woman." This phrase, imbued with a sustained melancholy and reminiscent of the "little music" beloved by Françoise Sagan's admirers, sets the tone for this famous novel, which was adapted for the screen by Anatole Litvak. Paule, a fashion designer abandoned by her lover, is adored by a young man fifteen years her junior. She stands at the threshold of a new relationship—love, passion, infatuation?—tormented by a desperate desire for happiness and youth. Sagan presents a portrait of a woman on the brink of forty, offering an ironic and clear-eyed reflection on her struggles and aspirations.

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Aimez-vous Brahms..., Françoise Sagan

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Titel
Aimez-vous Brahms...
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Françoise Sagan
Verlag
Penguin
Erscheinungsdatum
1967
Einband
Paperback
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Schlagwörter
Belletristik, Romantik
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Paule looks into her mirror and sees "another Paule, passionately concerned with her beauty, struggling to transition from the status of a young woman to that of a younger woman." This phrase, imbued with a sustained melancholy and reminiscent of the "little music" beloved by Françoise Sagan's admirers, sets the tone for this famous novel, which was adapted for the screen by Anatole Litvak. Paule, a fashion designer abandoned by her lover, is adored by a young man fifteen years her junior. She stands at the threshold of a new relationship—love, passion, infatuation?—tormented by a desperate desire for happiness and youth. Sagan presents a portrait of a woman on the brink of forty, offering an ironic and clear-eyed reflection on her struggles and aspirations.