Adieu Philippine

Set during the Algerian War, this drama follows Michel, a young television technician facing imminent military service. He begins a complicated romantic entanglement with Juliette and Liliane, two close friends and aspiring actresses who frequent the television studios. After flirting with both women and dating them individually and together, Michel travels to Corsica for a holiday shortly before his army induction, and the two women follow him there.

Directed by Jacques Rozier, this film is the first of three listed in the director's filmography, followed by Nono Nénesse and Maine-Ocean Express. The screenplay was written by Rozier and Michèle O'Glor. The movie was a joint production between Italy and France, involving companies such as Alpha Productions and Euro International Films. The cast is led by Jean-Claude Aimini, Yveline Cery, and Stefania Sabatini, with a total of 34 credited performers.

Released on September 25, 1962, the film has a runtime of 111 minutes. It has received generally positive feedback from audiences, holding a rating of 6.9/10 on IMDb based on 1,400 votes and a 6.8/10 on TMDB from 57 votes.