Place Vendôme (film)

Place Vendôme is a French film carried out by Nicole Garcia, left in 1998.

Synopsis

After the suicide of his/her husband, jeweller of reputation, Marianne which drowned its trouble and a drama of youth in alcohol, is confronted with financial problems and seeks, as when it was courtière, to sell the stone collection whom it finds in the secret trunk of her apartment, including with Antwerp. The doubtful origin of diamonds and its meeting again with that which formerly formed it with the work of invaluable stone broker will oblige it to confront itself with a painful past.

Data sheet

Title: Place Vendôme
Realization: Nicole Garcia
Scenario: Jacques Fieschi and Nicole Garcia
Production: Alain Sarde, Pascal Judelewicz, Anne-Dominique All Saints' day and Christine Gozlan
Music: Richard Robbins
Photography: Laurent Dailland
Assembly: Luc Barnier, Francoise Bonnot and Jean-François Naudon
Country of origin: France
Format: Colors - 2,35:1 - SDR - 35 mm
Kind: Police officer, drama
Lasted: 117 minutes
Comings out date: September 1998 (Mostra of Venice), October 7th, 1998 (Belgium, France)

Distribution

Catherine Deneuve: Marianne
Jean-Pierre Bacri: Jean-Pierre
Emmanuelle Seigner: Nathalie
Jacques Dutronc: Battistelli
Bernard Fresson: Vincent Malivert
François Berléand: Eric Malivert
Dragan Nikolic: Janos
Otto Tausig : Samy
László Szabó : Charlie Rosen
Elisabeth Commelin: Miss Pierson
Philippe Clévenot: Kleiser
Malik Zidi : Sam' S Its
Eric Ruf: Philippe Ternece
Nidal Al-Askhar: Saliha
Larry Lamb: Christopher Makos

Rewards

Price of the best actress (Catherine Deneuve) and nomination with the Gold Lion of Marc Saint, at the time of the Mostra of Venice 1998.
Nomination with the César of best film, better realizer, better scenario, better photography, better assembly, better costumes (Nathalie of Roscoat and Elisabeth Tavernier), better decorations (Flemish Thierry), better sound (Jean-Pierre Duret and Dominique Hennequin), better actress (Catherine Deneuve), best supporting roles masculine (Bernard Fresson and Jacques Dutronc) and female best supporting role (Emmanuelle Seigner) in 1999.

See too

Place Vendôme, the place in Paris, where many large joaillers is present, having given its name to film.
Place Vendôme on Internet Movie Database

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