Humanity
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Production year1999
French release27/10/1999
Runtime2 h 28 min
Synopsis
This is the story of a simple young man with modest knowledge but great faith in everyone. Although Pharaon Dewynter is a police inspector, this is the story of an unsophisticated life. He is a strict, humble man who feels the pain of others and constantly suffers from his own compassion. His job, a nasty investigation, slowly reveals his despair and bewilderment at his own guilt, a universal guilt over the monstrous nature of humanity. This is the story of Dewynter's sacrifice.
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Production and distribution (4)
- Executive Producer : 3B Productions
- Co-productions : Pictanovo, Arte France Cinéma
- Film exports/foreign sales : mk2 films
- French distribution : Tadrart Films
Full credits (19)
- Executive Producers : Jean Bréhat, Rachid Bouchareb
- Screenwriter : Bruno Dumont
- Director of Photography : Yves Cape
- Music Composer : Richard Cuvillier
- Assistant Director : Claude Debonnet
- Editor : Guy Lecorne
- Sound Recordist : Pierre Mertens
- Costume designer : Nathalie Raoul
- Sound Assistant : Pascal Jasmes
- Assistant Operators : Marie Sorribas, Elin Kirschfink
- Camera Operator : Jacques Monge
- Press Attaché (film) : Annie Maurette
- Sound editor : Mathilde Muyard
- Assistant Editor : Anja Lüdcke
- Continuity supervisor : Virginie Barbay
- Production Designer : Marc-Philippe Guerig
- Sound Mixer : Jean-Pierre Laforce
- Still Photographer : Roger Arpajou
- Location Manager : Nicolas Picard
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- Type : Feature film
- Genres : Fiction
- Sub-genre : Drama
- Production language : French
- Coproducer countries : France, Belgium
- Original French-language productions : Yes
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About
"That's just too bad for humanity" – August Strindberg.
War was at hand, and we were trying to depict lives solely through cinematic means. In order to avoid being soldiers.
Bruno Dumont – Director
