Lovers

Lovers ( Dogma # 5 - Lovers ) is a French film of Jean-Marc Barr, left in 1999.

Summary

Jeanne, a young person Bookseller, meets one day Dragan, a Yugoslav young person painter clandestine. She learns during a simple control from police force which he does not have of papers and which he clandestinely resides in France. During months spent together, both become insane one of the other. After several months of Lovesong and Love, Dragan decides to return to the country not to live more in fear of a expulsion.

Data sheet

original Title: Dogma # 5 - Lovers
Realization: Jean-Marc Barr
Scenario: Pascal Arnold and Jean-Marc Barr
Production: Pascal Arnold, Jean-Marc Barr (Co-producer) and Emmanuelle Mougne (producing associated)
Assembly: Brian Schmitt
Decorations: Francoise Rabut
Costumes: Mimi Lempicka
Country of origin: France
original Languages: French, English and Serbo-Croatian
Format: Colors
Lasted: 100 minutes
Place of turning: Paris
Comings out date:

Italy: October 8th 1999
Germany: November 11th 1999
France: December 8th 1999
Belgium: January 19th 2000

Distribution

Elodie Stop: Jeanne
Sergej Trifunovic: Dragan
Mathias Benguigui: the police officer
Jean-Christophe Bouvet: the kiosquier
Philippe Duquesne: the customer
Irina Decermic: Maria
Graziella Delerm: the cop
Thibault de Montalembert: Jean-Michel
Mirza Halilovic: the friend agent
Dragan Nicolic: Zlatan
Genevieve Page: Alice
Patrick Catalifo

Around film

Lovers is the 5th film with being carried out according to the principles of the Dogme95 (and the 1e not-Danish).

Rewards

Festival of the young Eastern-European cinema of Cottbus 1999: Special mention of price FIPRESCI (Jean-Marc Barr, for its creative use of the cinematographic language in order to reveal a problem of contemporary pressure )
Festival of film of Munich 1999: Price High Hopes (Pascal Arnold and Emmanuelle Mougne)

See too

Interview of Jean-Marc Barr on Cinopsis

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