the Lacemaker is a Film free - Suisse carried out by Claude Goretta and left in 1977.

Synopsis

Apple, apprentie hairdresser, are a very reserved and quiet young woman. His/her friend Marylène, very expansive, takes it along to Cabourg for a few days of holidays. Apple meets there Francois, a young student shining but as timid as it. They return to Paris and like, but the ditch which separates them socially will be right of their love. Apple is erased, always in silence, and finishes its life in a psychiatric hospital, occupied by its lace work.

Data sheet

• Title: the Lacemaker
• Realization: Claude Goretta
• Scenario: Claude Goretta and Woolly Pascal according to his novel
• Music: Pierre Jansen
• Coming out date: 1977
• Film free-Switzerland
• Format: Colors - 1,66:1
• Kind: dramatic comedy
• Lasted: 108 minutes (1. 48)
• Public adult

Distribution

• Isabelle Huppert: Beatrice known as Apple
• Yves Beneyton: François Béligné
• Florence Giorgetti: Marylene Torrent
• Anne-Marie Düringer: apple mother
• Renate Schroeter: Marianne
• Christian Baltauss: Gerard
• Monique Chaumette: Mrs. Béligné
• Jean Obé: Mr. Béligné
• Jeanne Allard: Therese
• Sabine Azéma: Corinne
• Christian Peythieu
• Heribert Sifts
• Michel De Ré: painter
• Odile Poisson: cashier hairdressing salon
• Gilberte Géniat: épicière
• Agnes Castle: young woman on the swing
• Yan Brian: John
• Lucienne Legrand: customer hairdressing salon
• Nicole Chomo
• Rebecca Potock
• Martine Mauclair
• Joelle Robin
• France Valéry
• Valentine Albin
• Bertrand De Hautefort
• Suzanne Berthois
• Barbara Cendre
• Luc Chessex
• Maud Darsy
• Jacques Dichamp
• Gilbert Gaffiot
• Daniel Guillaume
• Michele Hamelin
• Simone Roche
• Sophie Thiery
• Catherine Vidon
• Anne Deleuze: voice of R. Schroeter
• Rosine Rochette: voice of A.M. Düringer.

Rewards

• Cannes festival 1977: Price of the Oecumenical Jury for Claude Goretta
• London 1978: BAFTA Foreign Actress: Isabelle Huppert
• Taormina 1980: David Donatello Foreign Actress: Isabelle Huppert
• Berlin 1980: Price Money German Guild German House Cinema Foreign film

See too

• Card IMDb