Song of Love
7.4
Two prisoners in complete isolation, separated by the thick brick walls, and desperately in need of human contact, devise a most unusual kind of communication.
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Cast
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Older Prisoner (uncredited)
Also in
Emerald ▣
Jean Genet
Prisoner in Duo Fantasy (uncredited)
Also in
Shiraz 70
Java
Nude Prisoner / Hand Swinging the Blossom (uncredited)
Coco Le Martiniquais
Black Prisoner (uncredited)
André Reybaz
Guard (uncredited)
Known for
To Die of Love
Lucien Sénémaud
Younger Prisoner (uncredited)
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Emerald ▣
Jean Genet Director · Jacques Natteau Cinematographer
United States release February 27, 2007 · Produced in France · Original title Un chant d’amour
Production
Argos Films
Production
France
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Languages
Original title
Un chant d’amour
Original language
French
Spoken on screen
No dialogue
Release dates
France · January 1, 1950
Premiere · First Cut
United States · February 27, 2007
Physical · DVD
Brazil
June 20, 2024 · Limited theatrical · CINUSP (Mostra Amor Bandido)
Denmark
December 11, 1972 · Theatrical
France
January 1, 1954 · Premiere · Cinémathèque Française
September 6, 2009 · Premiere · L'Étrange Festival
Greece
November 19, 2005 · Premiere · Thessaloniki International Film Festival
December 11, 2014 · Limited theatrical · Greek Film Archive
Hong Kong SAR China
January 9, 2006 · Premiere · French Cinepanorama Film Festival
Spain
February 12, 2020 · Limited theatrical · Tabakalera International Centre for Contemporary Culture
Switzerland
October 15, 2020 · Premiere · Lausanne Underground Film & Music Festival
United Kingdom
June 2, 2003 · Physical · DVD
September 24, 2016 · Premiere · Berwick Film & Media Arts Festival
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