Executive Producers : Georges Benayoun, Alain Sarde
Director : Pascale Bailly
Screenwriters : Pascale Bailly, Alain Tasma, Marcia Romano
Actors : Audrey Tautou, Édouard Baer, Julie Depardieu, Mathieu Demy, Catherine Jacob, Thierry Neuvic, Bruno Slagmulder
Director of Photography : Antoine Roch
Sound Recordist : Jean-Luc Audy
Press Attachés (film) : Myriam Bruguière, Olivier Guigues
Editors : Lise Beaulieu, Jean-Pierre Viguié
Continuity supervisor : Josiane Morand
Production Designer : Denis Mercier
Music Composer : Stéphane Malca

News agency (France) : B.C.G.
Co-production : Cythère Films, Ima Films
Associate production company : Dacia Films, Films Alain Sarde (Les)
French distribution : Mars Distribution
Film export/Foreign Sales : StudioCanal

Argentina : Eurocine (Argentine)
Released 6/20/02

Belgium : Cinéart
Released 11/14/01

Canada( Quebec) : TVA Films
Released 5/17/02

Chile : Andes Films
Released 11/14/02

Colombia : Cineplex
Released N/A

Croatia : Europa Film
Released N/A

Czech Republic : SPI International Czech Republic
Released 6/20/02

Hong Kong : Edko Communications
Released 11/13/02

Hungary : Budapest Film
Released 6/13/02

Iceland : Bergvik
Released N/A

Mexico : Arthaus Films
Released 3/15/04

Poland : SPI International Polska
Released 4/26/02

Portugal : MPA
Released N/A

QUEBEC (MONTREAL-QUEBEC) : TVA Films
Released 5/17/02

Romania : IF - Independenta Film
Released 3/14/03

Russia : Central Partnership
Released N/A

Slovakia : SPI International Slovakia
Released 5/30/02

Slovenia : Europa Film
Released N/A

Switzerland : Frenetic Films
Released 10/4/01

Turkey : ER Film (Erfilm)
Released N/A

USA : Empire Pictures
Released 11/8/02

Germany : Universal Pictures Germany
Released N/A

Feature film, Fiction
Production language : French
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2001
French release : 26/09/2001
Runtime : 1h 35mn
Current status : Released
Visa issue date : 13/09/2001
Approval : Yes
Production formats : 35mm
Screening format : 35mm
Color type : Color

Michèle is celebrating her 20th birthday. She's a model who shares a house in Paris with friends. Everything should be rosy, but the fun seems to be going out of her life: she's losing her faith in God, she's just dumped her boyfriend, and she's having a hard time with her friends. Just then she meets François, a non-believing Jew. After flirting with Buddhism, Michèle immerses herself in Judaism, hoping to find new confidence in herself, and thinking it will bring her closer to François. But sharing a life is no simple matter. . . .

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