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Camille (1936)

“You who are so young—where can you have learned all you know about women like me?”

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Plot

In the heart of 1847 Paris, a woman of humble beginnings yet radiant charm, Marguerite Gautier, navigates her way through a world of decadence and debt. Her life, a whirlwind of lavish parties and gallant gentlemen callers, is a facade maintained by the generosity of her affluent admirers. Among them is Baron de Varville, a rich aristocrat whose wealth and influence promise to uphold her luxurious lifestyle and quell her mounting debt. Despite the Baron’s offerings, Marguerite finds no solace in his company, her heart untouched by his affections. Meanwhile, the modest yet sincere Armand Duval, a steadfast worker from the foreign service, enters Marguerite's world. His pockets may not overflow with gold, but his heart brims with a genuine love for her. His dream - a peaceful life far from France, with Marguerite by his side. As their paths intertwine, a cautious Marguerite finds herself drawn to Armand's unwavering dedication and pure love, a stark contrast to the superficial world she's known. However, their love story takes a turn when Armand's father steps in, pleading with Marguerite to steer clear of his son's future. He fears the shadow her past may cast on his son's prospects. Marguerite, trapped in a quandary, must choose between her love for Armand and the comforts of her present life. In the face of adversity and at her most vulnerable, Marguerite finds herself questioning the life she's led. As she contends with the looming decision, she's left to wonder if the allure of love can outweigh the chains of her past. Their love story, set against the backdrop of a vibrant Parisian landscape, echoes with the trials of love, sacrifice, and the heart's eternal quest for true happiness.

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Camille is a drama movie featuring Greta Garbo.

It is possible to buy Camille on Amazon Video, Apple TV, DIRECTV, Google Play Movies, Microsoft Store, Vudu and YouTube.