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The title "Fiesta" is that chosen by Villalonga for his book, which this film closely follows; but it is a deliberate misnomer: "Fiesta" is about civil war and its horrors. An aristocrat landowner wants his 18 year old son, Rafaël, to do... See more »

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Colonel Masagual
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Rafael
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Casado
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Père Armendariz
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Cecilia Harrington-Forbes
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Aizpiri
Marc Betton ...
Sergent Fabra
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La douairière
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Commandant Romerales
Jean-Pierre Stewart ...
Moya
Jean Davy ...
Le père Maurel
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Le docteur
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Jean
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Los Cobos
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Le chauffeur espagnol
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Le guitariste
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La Fuente
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Jeune fille 1
Berta Casals ...
Jeune fille 2
Patricia Figón ...
Ángela
Jacques Plée ...
Léon (as Jacques Plee)
Joël Barc ...
Le surveillant
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L'abbé
Laurent Torteroglio ...
L'élève (as Laurent Terteroglio)
Olivier Hémon ...
Hopkins
Joan Crosas ...
Tronchapinos
Ignacio Durán ...
Le jésuite
Francisco Ferrer ...
Officier 1
Javier Lago ...
Officier 2
Jaime Linares ...
Jeune lieutenant
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Pilar Gil
Rafael Martín
Eduardo Telletxea

Directed by

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Pierre Boutron

Written by

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José Luis de Vilallonga ... (novel) (as José-Luis de Vilallonga)
 
Pierre Boutron ... (scenario)

Produced by

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Michel Chambat ... producer
António da Cunha Telles ... executive producer
Fernando Vendrell ... executive producer

Music by

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Wim Mertens

Cinematography by

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Javier Aguirresarobe

Editing by

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Claire Bez
Jacques Witta

Editorial Department

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Michele D'Attoma ... assistant editor

Casting By

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Françoise Menidrey

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Emile Ghigo

Set Decoration by

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Denis Seiglan

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Michèle Richer

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Sophie Asse ... hair stylist
Augusta Gomes ... hair stylist
Catherine Leblanc ... key hair stylist
Ana Lorena ... key makeup artist
Fatima Monteiro ... hair stylist
Erica Porru ... makeup artist
Esther Villar ... additional hair and makeup

Production Management

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Bernardo Fernández ... production manager
Julie Flament ... assistant production manager
Nelly Mabilat ... unit manager
Jean-Marie Richard ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Anna da Palma ... second assistant director
Julien Pineau ... trainee assistant director
Dominique Talmon ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Régis Allevy ... chief carpenter
Christian Aubenque ... property master: furniture
Marc Barroyer ... property master
Alain Frentzel ... chief painter
Christian Giambasi ... painter
Sévérine Guilbaud ... art department assistant
Guy Sahuc ... painter
Claude Vincent ... chief constructor

Sound Department

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Éric Bonnard ... sound mixing assistant
William Flageollet ... re-recording mixer
Laurent Lévy ... foley artist
Olivier Marlangeon ... foley artist
Philippe Morel ... boom operator
Nadine Muse ... sound editor
Georges Prat ... sound

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Reyes Abades ... special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

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Patrick Bazillou ... still photographer
Olivier Chambon ... assistant camera
Roger Dorieux ... camera operator
Octávio Espírito Santo ... assistant camera
Thierry Tronchet ... first assistant camera
Helder Loureiro ... electrician (uncredited)

Casting Department

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Elena Arnao ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Vicente Castaño ... costumer
Silvia García Bravo ... costumer (as Silvia García Bravo Fernández)
Ana María Infante ... wardrobe assistant (as Ana Marie Infante Equimuzu)
Deborah Ragones ... seamstress
Fanny Veselinovic ... costumer

Location Management

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Frédéric Bersani ... location manager

Music Department

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Stephan Kraemer ... recording engineer (as Stephane Kraemer)

Script and Continuity Department

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Françoise Thouvenot ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Arnaud Beaute ... chief staffer (as Arnaud Beauté)
Lole Dugue ... chief of staff: France
Eric Mathis ... International Sales Agent: brazil
Véronique Rocle ... assistant chief of staff: France

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Plot Summary

The title "Fiesta" is that chosen by Villalonga for his book, which this film closely follows; but it is a deliberate misnomer: "Fiesta" is about civil war and its horrors. An aristocrat landowner wants his 18 year old son, Rafaël, to do his duty in the Spanish civil war of the late '30's. So he fishes him out of college and - to avoid his son being killed out of inexperience or, worse for an aristocrat, being cowed at the first sight of bloodshed - he sends him to an old comrade-in-arms of his, Coronel Masagual. To toughen Rafaël, the Coronel assigns him to the firing squad which, after a summary judgement from a Military Court, executes Republicans caught arms in hand. Rafaël unflinchingly does his duty, but his sense of honor makes him balk at the other 'dirty war methods' of the Coronel, such as using a young girl as bait to lure her father, the local Republican commander, into a trap. _. Written by christian_fournier

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  • Fiesta de José Luis de Villalonga (Spain)
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  • 108 min
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