Tomorrow Is my Turn

Tomorrow Is my Turn

A Feature film by André Cayatte

Produced by Franco-London Films, Les Films Gibé

Release in France : 04/11/1960

Synopsis

In this WWII drama, two French soldiers are captured and forced to work as farm hands on a German family's land. One of the soldiers tricks the farmer's innocent daughter into helping him escape. The other soldier has truly fallen for the girl and decides to stay.

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Production and distribution (3)

Executive Producers :

Franco-London Films, Les Films Gibé

French distributors :

Gaumont, Compagnie Française de Distribution Cinématographique (CFDC)

Foreign production companies :

Jonia Film, UFA - Babelsberg Film

TV Broadcasts: Cumulative total

TV broadcasts: details by country

Full credits (12)

Assistant Director :

Dialogue Writer :

Maurice Aubergé

Screenwriters :

André Cayatte, Armand Jammot

Sound Recordist :

Georges Mardiguian

Editor :

Music Composer :

Adapters/dialogue writers :

André Cayatte, Pascal Jardin, Maurice Aubergé

Producers :

Henry Deutschmeister, Joseph Bercholz, Edouard Gide

Director of Photography :

Production Manager :

Production Designer :

Still Photographer :

Vincent Rossell

Technical details

Feature film

Genres :

Fiction

Sub-genre :

Drama, War

Production language :

French

Coproducer countries :

Germany, Italy, France

Original French-language productions :

Unknown

Nationality :

Majority French (Germany, Italy, France)

Production year :

1960

French release :

04/11/1960

Runtime :

2 h 4 min

Current status :

Released

Visa number :

22295

Visa issue date :

19/10/1960

Approval :

Unknown

Production formats :

35mm

Color type :

Black & White

Aspect ratio :

1.37

Audio format :

Mono

Posters (1)

Director

André Cayatte

Question of Love (1978), State Reasons (1978), À chacun son enfer (1977)

Festival Selections

Venice International Film Festival - 1960

Venice International Film Festival (Italy, 1960)

Selection

Official Competition

Awards

Venice International Film Festival - 1960

Venice International Film Festival (Italy, 1960)

Awards

Golden Lion