Nobody Loves Me (1994)

Released: 1994-03-09 Duration: 1hr 38min

Genres: Comedy Drama

Rating 4.1

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Overview

Several lives intersect when a middle-aged woman is left by her husband, and she decides to trek him down with the help of her equally troubled sister.

Production Companies

Bloody Mary Productions

Ciné Manufacture

France 2 Cinéma

TSR

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	fr
Popularity	1.938

Directed By

Marion Vernoux

Crew

Director
Marion Vernoux

Original Music Composer
Arno

Director of Photography
Éric Gautier

Producer
Didier Haudepin

Editor
Patricia Ardouin

Casting
Marie-Christine Lafosse

Production Design
Michel Vandestien

Screenplay
Marion Vernoux

Dialogue
Marion Vernoux

Co-Writer
Nicolas Errèra

First Assistant Director
Serge Onteniente

Second Assistant Director
Florence Botel

Assistant Director Trainee
Ludovic Petit

Script Supervisor
Aruna Villiers

First Assistant Camera
Stéphane Fontaine

Sound Editor
Michèle Darmon

Assistant Sound Editor
Karine Allenbach

Assistant Editor
Denis Chiron

Foley Artist
François Lepeuple

First Assistant Art Direction
Dominique Douret

Second Assistant Art Director
Catherine Keller

Second Unit Director
Loys Cappatti

Props
Jacques Dubus

Makeup Department Head
Pascale Bouquière

Hair Department Head
Michel Demonteix

Sound
Jean-Louis Garnier

Sound
François Musy

Costume Design
Marie Vernoux

Camera Operator
Anette Haellmigk

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