A Splendid Affair

A Short film of

Laurent Ardoint, Stéphane Duprat

Produced by

Bargougnan Media

Production year2014

Runtime9 min

Synopsis

Roger Martin is a private detective and the end of his wits. A woman comes to ask him to investigate her husband whom she suspects of being unfaithful.

Credits

Directors (2)

Laurent Ardoint
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Stéphane Duprat
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Actors (4)

Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : Bargougnan Media

Full credits (12)

Executive Producer : Laurent Ardoint

Screenwriters : Laurent Ardoint, Stéphane Duprat, Florence Roux

Director of Photography : Julien Guéraud

Music Composers : Stéphane Duprat, Rodolphe Perroquin

Editor : Laurent Ardoint

Sound Recordist : Nathan Sellam

Costume designer : Elsa Depardieu

Line Producer : Laurent Ardoint

Assistant Operator : François-Xavier Bourreau

Sound Editor : Nathan Sellam

Special Effects : Julien Cruau

Sound Mixer : Nathan Sellam

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Fiction
Sub-genre : Comedy, Horror, Burlesque comedy, Crime/thriller
Themes : The absurd, Relationships, Intrigue, Parody
Production language : French
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2014
Runtime : 9 min 20 seconds
Visa number : 143.811
Visa issue date : 14/04/2016
Production formats : HD 2K
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Audio format : Stereo
Rating restrictions : None

News & awards

Selections (4)

Filmets
Spain, 2015
Sélection officielle
Sapporo International Short Film Festival
Japan, 2015
International Competition
Sacramento - French Film Festival
United States, 2015
Official Selection
International Short Film Festival in Outaouais (FICMO)
Canada, 2015
International Competition

Resources

Festivals Listing(1)

a-splendid-affair-festivals-listing-french.pdf

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