Let Sorrow End at Sunrise

In the 17th century France, the music master Sander Columbus (Jean-Pierre Marielle) ) was immersed in the pain of losing his wife and could not extricate himself. He took his two daughters away from the hustle and bustle and lived a secluded life. Whenever he played the viol in his hand, the beautiful figure of his wife would appear in front of him. The handsome, talented young man Marais (Guillaume Depardieu and Gérard Depardieu) worshiped Columbus and learned music from him. Arrogant and arrogant, he ignored his master's teachings and focused on relying on his skills to become one of the famous luthiers in Versailles. The master and apprentice broke up, and Columbus's eldest daughter Madeleine (Anne Brochet) followed closely behind her lover Marais. Marles, who was addicted to money and materialism, and was confused by the appearance of luxury, gradually lost his original true temperament. His love with Madeleine was broken, and the "Dream Girl" he once created for his lover became an unbearable memory... The film won the 1992 French César Award for Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Original Soundtrack, Best Sound Effects, Best Director, Best Supporting Actress (Anne Brochet) and Best Picture. Seven awards.