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Let Sorrows End at Sunrise is a gripping French film set in 17th-century France. Music master Sander Columbus (Jean-Pierre Marielle) fell into deep grief after the death of his wife, unable to extricate himself. In order to stay away from the hustle and bustle and memories, he chose to live in seclusion and lead a peaceful life with his two daughters. Whenever he played the violin in his hand, the image of his wife seemed to come back to him.

At the same time, the young, handsome and talented Marais (Guillaume Depardieu and Gérard Depardieu) appears in the life of Sander Columbus, who wishes to learn music from the master. However, his conceited personality prevented him from seriously understanding the teachings of his master, and he just wanted to become a famous luthier in the Palace of Versailles by his own skills. The relationship between master and apprentice gradually broke down, and Sander's eldest daughter, Madeleine (Anne Brochet), also left her family because of her love for Marais, and followed in the footsteps of young people.

However, Marais gradually became obsessed with the luxurious and materialistic world. Become more and more lost the original true temperament. The love between him and Madeleine gradually shattered, and the "Dream Girl" he once created for his lover has also become a broken memory.

This film won seven French Caesar Awards in 1992, including Best Cinematography, Best Costume Design, Best Soundtrack, Best Sound Effects, Best Director, Best Supporting Actress (Anne Brochet) and Best Picture. This fully demonstrates the film's excellent performance in the film and television industry and its popularity among audiences.