Marriage

Marriage (original title: Mariage) is a French film written and directed by Claude Lelouch, first released in 1974. Running about 99 minutes, it has been described as a tragicomedy dealing with the institution of marriage and the bonds between couples.

The ensemble cast features Marie Déa and Rufus alongside well-known French performers of the period such as Bulle Ogier, Caroline Cellier, Bernard Le Coq and Charles Gérard. Shot in French, the picture belongs to Lelouch's prolific 1970s output and reflects the director's enduring interest in the joys and difficulties of human relationships.