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Saint-Ouen San Francisco

Saint-Ouen San Francisco

A Short film by Claude Chamis

Produced by Cobalt Films

Production year : 2009

    Synopsis

    Mathias, a young musician, has just left his wife and baby. He finds himself in Paris, near Saint-Ouen. He rents a hotel room and announces by phone to Clémentine, his wife, that he will not be coming back. She is not surprised by this news. She has known for some time that Mathias frequents Louise and that he came to join her in Paris. Clémentine accepts everything with a kind of resigned grace. Mathias leaves the prey for the shadow and will understand it at his own expenses.

    Actors (4)

    Production and distribution

    Executive Producer :

    Cobalt Films

    Photos (9)

    Full credits (10)

    Executive Producers :

    Karen Peraldi, Sylvain Maugens

    Screenwriters :

    Claude Chamis, Satya Dusaugey

    Production managers :

    Karen Peraldi, Sylvain Maugens

    Continuity supervisor :

    Aurélie Vallée

    Costume designer :

    Pauline de Kerimel

    Sound Recordist :

    Emmanuel Le Gall

    Director of Photography :

    Thibaut de Chemellier

    Editor :

    Sonia Bogdanovsky

    Music Composer :

    Rien (Groupe)

    Sound Mixer :

    Nicolas Orsini

    Technical details

    Short film

    Genres :

    Fiction

    Sub-genre :

    Drama

    Themes :

    Music, Relationships, Wandering

    Production language :

    French

    Production country :

    France

    Original French-language productions :

    Unspecified

    Nationality :

    100% French (France)

    Production year :

    2009

    Runtime :

    25 min

    Visa number :

    125.606

    Visa issue date :

    03/05/2010

    Production formats :

    Super 16

    Color type :

    Color

    Aspect ratio :

    1.85

    Audio format :

    Stereo

    Rating restrictions :

    None