Frantz (2016)
Overview
In the aftermath of WWI, a young German who grieves the death of her fiancé in France meets a mysterious French man who visits the fiance’s grave to lay flowers.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $7,478,354.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 8.532 |
Directed By
François Ozon
Crew
Dominique Moisan
François Ozon
Philippe Rombi
Laure Gardette
Michel Barthélémy
François Ozon
Philippe Piazzo
Eric Altmayer
Ursula Paredes Choto
Theresa Anna Luther
Simone Bär
Benoît Guérineau
Carlos Pinto
Susanne Abel
Catherine Boisgontier
Jean-Claude Moireau
Dirk Hilbert
Clément Colin
Jan Rubens
Liliane Rametta
Stefan Arndt
Remo Stecher
Pierre Bonnet
Ludivine Ducrocq
Florian Heine
Jan Hagen
Benoît Gargonne
Lydia Bigard
Pascaline Chavanne
Antonin Gendre
Mikaël Tanguy
David Gourmaud
André Zacher
Leïla Fournier
Julia Roeske
Franck-Pascal Alquinet
Maresa Burmester
Hagen Raeder
Uwe Schott
Cécile Coutelier
Anaïs Duran
Céline Goriot
Katia Boutin
Jean-Paul Hurier
Claudius Rauch
Nicolas Altmayer
Pascal Marti
Sarah Teper
Tanja Arlt
Catherine Jarrier-Prieur
Marielle Kiessig
Aude Cathelin
Mathieu Schiffman
Martin Boissau
Maurice Rostand
TOP CAST
Pierre Niney
Adrien Rivoire
Paula Beer
Anna
Ernst Stötzner
Doctor Hans Hoffmeister
Marie Gruber
Magda Hoffmeister
Johann von Bülow
Kreutz
Anton von Lucke
Frantz Hoffmeister
Cyrielle Clair
Adrien's Mother
Alice de Lencquesaing
Fanny
Axel Wandtke
Hotel Receptionist
Rainer Egger
German Cemetery Caretaker
Johannes Silberschneider
Shopkeeper selling the dress
Merlin Rose
Young Drunk
Ralf Dittrich
Adolf
Michael Witte
Gustav
Lutz Blochberger
Man by Lake
Jeanne Ferron
Aunt Rivoire
Torsten Michaelis
Priest
Nicolas Bonnefoy
Customs Officer
Étienne Ménard
Taxi Driver
Claire Martin
Hotel Manager
Camille Grandville
Concierge
Jean-Paul Dubois
Opera Cashier
Armand Faussat
Old Man at the Castle
Benoît Marin
Musician
Richard Boudarham
Conductor
Jean-Pol Brissart
Doctor
Zimsky
Cemetery Caretaker at Passy
Isabelle Mesbah
Servant to Mrs. Rivoire
Véronique Boutroux
Félicie
Jean-Claude Bolle-Reddat
Abbot
Louis-Charles Sirjacq
Mayor
Élizabeth Mazev
Mayor's Wife
Eliott Margueron
Young Man in the Louvre
Laurent Borel
Injured Soldier
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