The Man from LondonDirected by Béla Tarr Produced by 13 Productions Genres : Fiction - Runtime : 2 h 12 min French release : 24/09/2008 Production year : 2005
DirectorActorsSynopsisMaloin leads a simple, aimless life confined by the infinite sea; he barely notices the world around him. He has already accepted his life’s long and inevitable deterioration and his enormous solitude. When he witnesses a murder, his life takes a whole other turn and he finds himself confronted by sin, morality, punishment, split between the boundaries of innocence and complicity. This state of skepticism leads him down the path of thinking about the importance of life and the meaning of existence. The film touches on mankind’s indestructible desire for life, freedom, happiness, illusions never realized, these little nothings that bring us the energy to keep living, sleeping, and waking up day after day. Maloin’s story is our story, it is the story of all those who doubt and who can still wonder about their pale existence. Production photos (4)
Posters gallery (2)Press book (1)Production and distributionAssociate production company : 13 Productions Foreign production company : Black Forest Film French distribution : Shellac
Full creditsExecutive Producer : Paul Saadoun Author of original work : Georges Simenon Screenwriters : Béla Tarr, Laszlo Krasznahorkai Director of Photography : Fred Kelemen Sound Recordist : György Kovacs Production Managers : Jean-Claude Marchant, Pierre Dieulafait Press Attachés (film) : Chloé Lorenzi, Stanislas Baudry Editor : Agnes Hranitzky Production Designers : Laszlo Rajk, Agnes Hranitzky, Jean-Pascal Chalard Music Composer : Mihàly Vig Costume Designer : Janos Breckl
Technical detailsFeature film Genres : Fiction Sub-genre : Drama Production language : English Nationality : Majority French (France, Hungary, Germany, Great Britain) Production year : 2005 French release : 24/09/2008 Runtime : 2 h 12 min Current status : Released Visa number : 110.622 Visa issue date : 04/03/2008 Approval : Yes Production formats :
35mm Screening format :
35mm Color type : Black & White Aspect ratio : 1.66 Sound format : Dolby SR
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