Happy End (2017)
Overview
A well-to-do French family living in Calais deal with a series of setbacks and crises while paying little attention to the grim conditions in the refugee camps within a few miles of their home.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $13,600,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $2,610,794.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 2.9074999999999998 |
Directed By
Michael Haneke
Crew
Michael Haneke
Michael Haneke
Margaret Ménégoz
Gilles Thiefain
Alexandre O'Toole
Jonathan Givers
Jeremie Oukrat
Lex Donovan
Géraldine Feraud-Miniconi
Jakob Ballinger
Isabelle Vossart
Emmanuel Aubry
Ophelie Vervacke
Fawzia Mahmood
Christopher Granier-Deferre
Stéphane Germain
Gerald Helf
Jean-Luc Baillet
Thibault Marsan-Bacheré
Johan Leclaire-Bottarelli
Olivier Père
David El Hakim
Monika Willi
Sylvie Barthet
Thi Thanh Tu Nguyen
Christian Berger
Anthony Neale
Fabie Roger-Clech
Nathalie Roubaud
Guillaume Sciama
Clément Laforce
Frédérique Ney
Jean-Pierre Laforce
Vesna Peborde
Denise Gerrard
Olivier Radot
Catherine Leterrier
Stefan Arndt
Veit Heiduschka
Michael Katz
Dominique Eyraud
Franck Tassel
Maggie Perlado
Pascal Chauvin
Flo Gasser
Christophe Offret
Camille Janbon
Willi Willinger
Aurélien Chevalarias
Baptiste Magis
Marcus Pohlus
Marie-France Thibault
TOP CAST
Isabelle Huppert
Anne Laurent
Jean-Louis Trintignant
Georges Laurent
Mathieu Kassovitz
Thomas Laurent
Fantine Harduin
Éve Laurent
Franz Rogowski
Pierre Laurent
Laura Verlinden
Anaïs Laurent
Toby Jones
Lawrence Bradshaw
Aurélia Petit
Nathalie
Hille Perl
The Gambist
Hassam Ghancy
Rachid
Nabiha Akkari
Jamila
Joud Geistlich
Selin
Philippe du Janerand
Maître Barin
Dominique Besnehard
Marcel the Hairdresser
Bruno Tuchszer
Inspector
Alexandre Carrière
Inspector
Nathalie Richard
Real Estate Agent
David Yelland
Bank Manager
Waël Sersoub
Brawler and Witness
Marie-Pierre Feringue
Brawler and Witness
Florence Masure
Receptionist
Maryline Even
Victim's Wife
Maëlle Bellec
Anaïs's Friend
David El Hakim
Garçon de Plage
Frédéric Lampire
Butler
Timothé Buquen "Tim"
Youtuber
Loubna Abidar
Actress
Jackee Toto
Migrant
Jack Claudany
Bourgeois
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