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The Blue Hour

19921h 27mMarcel Gisler
IMDb 6.2

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Noticing Marie's devastation after her boyfriend, Paul, dumps her, call boy Theo tries to help, and their friendship soon grows deeper, touching a part of Theo he's frozen in order to service his male clients. When Paul returns, however, his presence threatens this fragile new union.

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What is The Blue Hour (1992) about?

Noticing Marie's devastation after her boyfriend, Paul, dumps her, call boy Theo tries to help, and their friendship soon grows deeper, touching a part of Theo he's frozen in order to service his male clients. When Paul returns, however, his presence threatens this fragile new union.

Who stars in The Blue Hour?

The Blue Hour stars Anton Rattinger (Felix Baum), Dina Leipzig (Marie), Cyrille Rey-Coquis (Paul), Christoph Krix (Laszlo), Andreas Herder (Theo). The film was directed by Marcel Gisler.

How long is The Blue Hour?

The Blue Hour has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1992.

Is The Blue Hour worth watching?

The Blue Hour holds an IMDb rating of 6.2/10. Fans of Drama are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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