BEL INDIFFERENT (LE)
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Production and distribution (3)
- Executive Producer : Pathé Production
- Film exports/foreign sales : Ciné-Tamaris
- French distribution : Ciné-Tamaris
Full credits (10)
- Director of Photography : Marcel Fradetal
- Music Composer : Maurice Jarre
- Editor : Denise De Casabianca
- Sound Recordist : Jean-Claude Marchetti
- Costume designer : Jacqueline Moreau
- Author of original work : Jean Cocteau
- Sound Assistant : Jean Labussière
- Assistant Operators : Jacques Duhamel, Paul Souvestre
- Production Designer : Bernard Evein
- Narrators : Jacques Demy, Georges Rouquier
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Technical details
- Type : Short film
- Genres : Fiction
- Sub-genre : Literary adaptation
- Production language : French
- Production country : France
- Original French-language productions : Unspecified
- Production year : 1957
- Runtime : 29 min
- Visa number : 19946
- Visa issue date : 24/10/1957
- Production formats : 35mm
- Color type : Color
- Audio format : Mono
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En 1956, Jacques Demy fue el asistente de Georges Rouquier para “S.O.S. Noronha”. Así trabó amistad con la estrella de la película Jean Marais y es gracias a éste que conoce a Jean Cocteau. Seducido por el entusiasmo del joven cineasta, el poeta le regala una pieza en un acto, “Le bel indiffèrent”, que le deja libre de adaptar a su guisa. La pieza triunfalmente creada por Edith Piaf y Paul Meurisse en 1940 no es nada más que un largo monólogo de una mujer abandonada por un hombre que le niega la menor respuesta. Por no poder repetir a los mismos actores, Jacques Demy le confía el papel de la mujer a una joven actriz desconocida y amiga, Jeanne Allard y a un desconocido rlocalizado por casualidad en la calle, Angelo Bellini.
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