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The Bright Night (1978)

Genre : Fantasy, Drama

Runtime : 1H 25M

Director : Marcel Hanoun

Synopsis

In a montage alternating with moments of Nigel Rogers' interpretation of the most beautiful passages from "Orpheus," the opera by Striggio and Monteverdi, La Nuit Claire is an evocation of the celebrated myth, within which images of the love between its two modern protagonists, Anne and Julien, are inscribed. - BAM/PFA

Actors

Lorraine Bonnemaison
Lorraine Bonnemaison
Anne-Eurydice
Gérard Rouzier
Gérard Rouzier
Orphée, homme
Florence Rousseau
Florence Rousseau
Orphée, femme
Marie Manet
Marie Manet
Jocaste
Hans Meyer
Hans Meyer
Pluton
Liliane Oldriot
Liliane Oldriot
Daphnée
Jean de Gaspary
Jean de Gaspary
Apollon
Annick Dhotel
Annick Dhotel
La première menade

Crews

Marcel Hanoun
Marcel Hanoun
Director
Marcel Hanoun
Marcel Hanoun
Writer
Jean-Paul Cassagnac
Jean-Paul Cassagnac
Producer
Jean-Paul Dupuis
Jean-Paul Dupuis
Music
Erwin Huppert
Erwin Huppert
Cinematography
Marcel Hanoun
Marcel Hanoun
Editor
Gina Pellon
Gina Pellon
Production Design
Gina Pellon
Gina Pellon
Costume Design
Alain Fayel
Alain Fayel
First Assistant Director
Véra Caïs
Véra Caïs
Second Assistant Director
Hugues Fischer
Hugues Fischer
Sound Designer

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Marcel Hanoun, La Nuit Claire (1978) -- extracto

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