The Young Girls of Rochefort

*The Young Girls of Rochefort* is a 1967 French musical comedy directed by Jacques Demy. It tells the story of two sisters, Delphine and Solange, who are searching for love and adventure in the seaside town of Rochefort. Through vibrant choreography and catchy songs, the film explores their romantic encounters, friendships, and dreams. Its colorful visuals, lively performances, and nostalgic tone celebrate youth, freedom, and the joy of music. The film is celebrated for its charming style and has become a classic example of French musical cinema.