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Le Dire de chacun (Charles Dullin)

Le Dire de chacun (Charles Dullin)

A Short film by Georges Mourier

Produced by Les Productions de La Lanterne

Production year : 2009

    Synopsis

    Co-fondateur of the Cartel with Jouvet, unique interpreter of L`Avare, the creator of Sartre's Mouches, and Chacun sa vérité by Pirandello, but also the teacher of Jean-Louis Barrault, Jean Marais, Antoine Artaud, Madeleine Robinson, the mime Marceau, Alain Cuny, Jean Vilar and many others, Charles Dullin left a determining influence on the theater of today. This documentary was shot in the theater of the l`Atelier and in his childhood  house at Châtelard. He is illustrated with testimonies and exceptional documents, from which the moviefrom his lessons in 1943 and Maldone de Jean Grémillon.

    Production and distribution

    Executive Producer :

    Les Productions de La Lanterne

    Full credits (8)

    Executive Producer :

    Claude Gilaizeau

    Screenwriter :

    Georges Mourier

    Production Manager :

    Joseph Maziji

    Music Composers :

    Claude Debussy, Camille Saint-Saëns, Jean-Sébastien Bach

    Sound Recordist :

    Pierre Cordelier

    Director of Photography :

    Jacques Courtois

    Editor :

    Alexandre Spindler

    Sound Mixer :

    Samuel Beaucamps

    Technical details

    Short film

    Genres :

    Documentary

    Sub-genre :

    Auteur documentary, Portrait

    Themes :

    Performance, Theater

    Production language :

    French

    Production country :

    France

    Original French-language productions :

    Unspecified

    Nationality :

    100% French (France)

    Production year :

    2009

    Runtime :

    54 min

    Production formats :

    DVCPRO-HD

    Color type :

    Color and Black & White

    Aspect ratio :

    1.37

    Audio format :

    Stereo

    Rating restrictions :

    None