福斯汀與美麗的夏天

3.6 播放：30萬 更新：2026-04-23

在女導演尼娜 孔帕內耶雋永的詩篇下，影片秀美情長，沁人心脾。也成就了在本片作為配角的3位法國偉大的女演員伊莎貝爾阿佳妮、娜塔莉 ;貝、伊莎貝爾于佩爾。  這部溫和的法國電影描述的是少女福斯汀遭受創(chuàng)傷的初戀故事。 夏天，福斯汀住到鄉(xiāng)下的奶奶家。鄰居家住著兩兄弟，一個離婚；另一個最近再婚，所以有各自的子女和他們生活在一起。盡管有男孩子中意福斯汀，但她卻對離婚的老男人一見鐘情......。夏季即將結束時，福斯汀有了她初戀的第一個吻。 　　

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在女導演尼娜 孔帕內耶雋永的詩篇下，影片秀美情長，沁人心脾。也成就了在本片作為配角的3位法國偉大的女演員伊莎貝爾阿佳妮、娜塔莉 ;貝、伊莎貝爾于佩爾。  這部溫和的法國電影描述的是少女福斯汀遭受創(chuàng)傷的初戀故事。 夏天，福斯汀住到鄉(xiāng)下的奶奶家。鄰居家住著兩兄弟，一個離婚；另一個最近再婚，所以有各自的子女和他們生活在一起。盡管有男孩子中意福斯汀，但她卻對離婚的老男人一見鐘情......。夏季即將結束時，福斯汀有了她初戀的第一個吻。 　　

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