For Ever Mozart (1996)
Overview
Episodic film that follows a theater troupe from France attempting to put on a play in Sarajevo. Along their journey they are captured and held in a POW camp, and they call for help from their friends and relations in France.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 2.551 |
Directed By
Jean-Luc Godard
Crew
Jean-Luc Godard
Jean-Luc Godard
Christophe Pollock
Jean-Pierre Fedrizzi
Ruth Waldburger
Nadine Butin
Marina Zuliani
Katell Djian
Ivan Niclass
Jean-Luc Godard
Alain Sarde
Olivier Burgaud
Gilbert Guichardière
Georges Demétrau
Marie-Christine Delmotte
Hervé Duhamel
Véronique Fraget
Laurent Maillefer
Jacques Descomps
Bernard Le Roux
François Musy
Philippe Saal
TOP CAST
Madeleine Assas
Camille
Ghalya Lacroix
Damila / Rosette
Bérangère Allaux
L'Actrice du Film dans le Film
Vicky Messica
Vicky Vitalis, le Cinéaste
Frédéric Pierrot
Jérôme
Harry Cleven
Harry, le Grand Écrivain
Michel Francini
Le Baron Félix
Sabine Bail
Sabine, l'Amie du Baron
Max André
Boka, le Conseiller
Sylvie Herbert
Sylvie, la Mère
Cécile Reigher
Assistante Opératrice
Dominique Pozzetto
Stagiaire
Valérie Delangre
Solange, la Fille du Baron
Xavier Boulanger
Premier Assistant Réalisateur
Yasna Zivanovic
Partisane Serbe
Nathalie Dorval
Journaliste
Daniel Krellenstein
Gentil Garçon
Jean Grécault
Touriste / Propriétaire du Cinéma
Béatrice Avoine
Touriste / Caissière du Cinéma
Marc Faure
Ministre
François Savioz
Représentant de la Croix-Rouge
Juliette Subira
Secrétaire de la Croix-Rouge
Valerio Popesco
Officier
Euryale Winter
Mozart
Gérard Baume
Mercenaire 1
Norbert Krief
Mercenaire 2
Cécile Caillaud
Femme du Gouverneur
Eric Pichon
Soldat
Boris Andersen
Soldat
Pierre-Yves Boutrand
Soldat
Alain Wilmet
Soldat
Nedeljko Grujic
Soldat
Dan Thorens
Caporal
Sarah Bensoussan
Sarah, la Femme du Grand Écrivain
Karine Belly
Amie de l'Assistant Réalisateur
Claire Laroche
Amie du Premier Assistant
Hervé Langlois
Acteur
Alain Moussay
Directeur de Production
Zbigniew Horoks
(as Zbiniew Horoks)
André Lacombe
Vieil Assistant Réalisateur
Stanislas Gaczol
Boris Kaufman, Directeur de la Photo
Miles Jonn-Dalton
Tomas (uncredited)
Renaud Musy
Jeune Garçon au Cinéma (uncredited)
Serge Musy
Jeune Homme au Cinéma (uncredited)
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