In 1967, French director Jacques Demy created what many consider the most joyous musical ever made: Les Demoiselles de Rochefort (The Young Girls of Rochefort). This dazzling spectacle of color, dance, and romance remains a masterpiece that continues to enchant audiences more than five decades later. Ponte Transbordeur Rochefort. Foto von Damien Dufour auf Unsplash A Town Transformed by Music Set in the charming port town of Rochefort in southwestern France, the film follo

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