C'est la vie Soundtrack (

C'est la vie Soundtrack (1990) cover

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Rating: 6.20/10 from 909 votes
Alternate Names:
Title in Español:

C'est la vie
Title in Italiano:

C'est la vie
Title in Português:

C'est la vie

Synopsis

Summer 1958. Frédérique and Sophie go on vacation as they do every year to La Baule, where they find their uncle, Léon, nice and loud mouth, their aunt Bella, pregnant, and their little cousins.

Like every year? Not quite. This year, Léna, their mother, is still staying in Lyon for mysterious reasons. If Sophie's six-year-old's don't pay attention any more, Frédérique's thirteen-year-old noticed a discomfort between Mom and Dad. In fact, nothing is going well.

Léna can no longer support life with Michel, her husband, and is in love with a young artist, Jean-Claude. He comes to join Léna as soon as she arrives and finds her every evening on the beach, in her tent. The smoldering crisis does not prevent children from doing stupid things (setting fire to the Mickey Club, poisoning goldfish with suppositories), nor from experiencing their first emotional emotions.

One day, Michel arrives. Things are going very badly, and Frédérique is forced to intervene to separate him from his mother. Lena then announces her decision to divorce the children. Michel will try to convince her one last time, but in vain. At the end of the holidays, Léna and the two little girls do not return to Lyon.

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C'est la vie
La Baule-Les Pins
Étienne Roda-Gil: Writer
Julie Bataille: Performer
Twilight Time
The Platters: Performer
Buck Ram: Writer
Dream Lover
Bobby Darin: Performer
Bobby Darin: Writer
Prelude de chorale en fa mineur (BWV 639)

User reviews

Charles Miller
5/10

Sarah Jackson
10/10

The emotional depth of the soundtrack enhances the storytelling of the film, particularly in capturing the complexities of family relationships and the moments of heartbreak and reconciliation. The music resonates with me long after the movie ends, creating a lasting emotional impact and making the viewing experience truly memorable.

Sarah Johnson
1/10

I found the repetitive use of certain tracks in the film's soundtrack to be monotonous and uninspiring. It lacked variety and failed to evoke the necessary emotions to fully immerse me in the narrative.

Emily Hernandez
4/10

The soundtrack of C'est la vie felt disjointed and did not complement the emotional depth of the storyline. The music choices seemed out of place and failed to enhance the scenes.

Timothy Lopez
10/10

The soundtrack of C'est la vie perfectly captures the nostalgic and carefree atmosphere of a summer vacation in 1958. The music transports me to that era with its enchanting melodies and evocative instrumentals.