Julie est amoureuse
Synopsis
Summer in the Dordogne sets the stage for comedy and thwarted romance as a troupe of amateur thespians putting on a play disrupts the vacation of a celebrity actor and his wife.
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Actors (7)
Production and distribution (3)
- Executive Producer : Sérénade Productions
- Film exports/foreign sales : Playtime
- French distribution : Magouric Productions
Full credits (9)
- Executive producers : Bénédicte Mellac, Gwenaëlle Clauwaert
- Sound Recordist : François Guillaume
- Screenwriter : Vincent Dietschy
- Director of Photography : Stéphane Krausz
- Press Attachés (film) : Thomas Ordonneau, Chloé Lorenzi
- Editor : Tatjana Jankovic
- Production Designer : Nicolas de Boiscuillé
- Music Composers : Antonio Vivaldi, Eric Page
- Costume designer : Pascaline Chavanne
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Technical details
- Type : Feature film
- Genres : Fiction
- Production language : French
- Original French-language productions : Unspecified
- Nationality : 100% French
- Production year : 1997
- French release : 09/12/1998
- Runtime : 2 h 6 min
- Current status : Released
- Visa number : 87.284
- Visa issue date : 14/11/1997
- Approval : Yes
- Production formats : 35mm
- Color type : Color
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This debut feature brings a breath of fresh air to French cinema, starting with a cast of actors not usually seen on the screen who have some very nice surprises up their sleeves. Vincent Dietschy obviously likes actors and knows how to match them together, playing on their harmonies or dissonances. The film is full of strange faces and endearing characters, like François Chattot, with his English complexion that makes you think of Stephen Fry. In fact, the whole film has a faintly British flavor. It is of the same ilk as Kenneth Branagh’s comedies, with their brisk, playful way of knitting together the hopes and sorrows of dissimilar people. Thoroughly charming. (Marie-Noëlle Tranchant in “Le Figaroscope”)
