Vous n'avez encore rien vu (Original title)You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet (Alternative title)
Date: 2012 (Copyright)Countries: France, GermanyDirector: Alain Resnais
Synopsis: Drama. From beyond the grave, recently-deceased playwright Antoine d'Anthac summons a group of prominent actors to a château. They watch a screened version of his play ‘Eurydice’ and are asked by Antoine to decide whether it merits another production. As they watch the filmed play, the assembled actors find themselves assuming their former stage roles. A film inspired by the plays ‘Eurydice’ and ‘Cher Antoine ou l'Amour raté’ written by Jean Anouilh.
Genre: Drama
Subjects: Playwrights, Actors and actresses, Theatre
Releases
Date: 26 September 2012Country: FranceRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalAspect ratio: 2.35:1Dialogue (original): French
Date: 14 December 2012Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 114 mins 31 secs - Length: 10306 FeetDialogue (original): French / Subtitles: EnglishDistributor: StudioCanal Limited
Date: 2012 (Copyright)Countries: France, GermanyDirector: Alain Resnais
Synopsis: Drama. From beyond the grave, recently-deceased playwright Antoine d'Anthac summons a group of prominent actors to a château. They watch a screened version of his play ‘Eurydice’ and are asked by Antoine to decide whether it merits another production. As they watch the filmed play, the assembled actors find themselves assuming their former stage roles. A film inspired by the plays ‘Eurydice’ and ‘Cher Antoine ou l'Amour raté’ written by Jean Anouilh.
Genre: Drama
Subjects: Playwrights, Actors and actresses, Theatre
Releases
Date: 26 September 2012Country: FranceRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalAspect ratio: 2.35:1Dialogue (original): French
Date: 14 December 2012Country: United KingdomRelease type: TheatricalFormat: not specified - Colour - Sound - Dolby DigitalAspect ratio: 2.35:1Runtime: 114 mins 31 secs - Length: 10306 FeetDialogue (original): French / Subtitles: EnglishDistributor: StudioCanal Limited
Credits
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©: F comme Film, ©: StudioCanal, ©: France 2 Cinéma, ©: Alamode Filmdistribution, ©: Christmas in July, Production Company: F comme Film, Production Company: StudioCanal, Production Company: France 2 Cinéma, Production Company: Alamode Filmdistribution, Production Company: Christmas in July, [Produced] with the participation of: Canal+, [Produced] with the participation of: Ciné+, France Télévisions, [Produced] with the support of: Le Centre National du Cinéma et de l'Image Animée, [Produced] with the support of: Filmförderungsanstalt (FFA), Région Ile-de-France, [Produced] in association with: Cinéimage 5, Soficinéma 8, Executive Producer: Júlie Salvador, Produced by: Jean-Louis Livi, Production Manager: Christophe Jeauffroy, Locations: Matthieu Blanchard, Nathalie Déposé, Post-production Co-ordinator: Christine Duchier, 1st Assistant Director: Christophe Jeauffroy, Script Supervisor: Clémentine Schaeffer, Screenplay: Laurent Herbiet, Screenplay: Alex Réval, Based on the plays ‘Eurydice’ and ‘Cher Antoine ou l'Amour raté’ by: Jean Anouilh, Director of Photography: Éric Gautier, ‘Eurydice’ filmed by: Bruno Podalydès, Steadicam Operator: Kareem La Vaullée, Visual Effects: Def2shoot, Editor: Hervé de Luze, Art Director: Jacques Saulnier, Costumes: Jackie Budin, Costumes: Sophie Breton, Costumes: Marie Cesari, Make-up: Delphine Jaffart, Make-up: Lydia Pujols, Make-up: Flore Masson, Hairdresser: José Luis Casas, Hairdresser: Michele Decanini, Hairdresser: Stéphane Jonckheere, Music: Mark Snow, Sound: Jean-Pierre Duret, Sound: Gérard Hardy, Sound: Gérard Lamps, Thanks: André Dussolier
Cast
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Denis Podalydès (Antoine d’Anthac), Andrzej Seweryn (Marcellin), Mathieu Amalric, Pierre Arditi (himself), Sabine Azéma (herself), Jean-Noël Brouté (himself), Anne Consigny, Anny Duperey (herself), Hippolyte Girardot, Gérard Lartigau, Michel Piccoli, Michel Robin, Jean-Chrétien Sibertin-Blanc, Michel Vuillermoz, Lambert Wilson (himself)