Eve's daughters
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Eve's daughters |
| Original title | Le Chef de famille |
| Country of production | France , Germany |
| original language | French |
| Publishing year | 1982 |
| length | 345 minutes |
| Rod | |
| Director | Nina Companéez |
| script | Nina Companéez |
| camera | Alain Tanguy |
| occupation | |
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Evas Töchter (Original title: Le Chef de famille ) is a six-part French - German television film with Fanny Ardant from 1982.
action
30-year-old Katie is a young emancipated woman who sees herself as the head of her unconventional family. She wants to spend her vacation with her little daughter Zelda in a big house near Paris with her mother Isa, her grandmother Liane and her aunt Tessa. Each of the four women carries problems around with them, mostly problems with men. Katie broke up with Zelda's father. Isa meets an old admirer and Tessa is unhappily in love. Coexistence with one another is also turning out to be more difficult than expected.
The journalist Antoine has fallen in love with Katie and wants to get to know her better. At a birthday party, he sees his chance. However, he is extremely clumsy, to which Katie is amused. Zelda's father also shows interest in her again and wants to win her back. Eventually Katie and Antoine find each other. Family life is now also harmonious.
background
Director Nina Companéez had already worked successfully with the main actors Edwige Feuillère , Fanny Ardant and Francis Huster for the multi-part television series The Ladies from the Coast (1979).
From February 12, 1982 Eva's daughters were shown in six parts for the first time on French television. In Germany, the series was first broadcast on television from August to September 1983.
Web links
- Eve's daughters in the Internet Movie Database (English)