C'est pas ma faute! (1999)

Note des utilisateurs:

5.2/10   

Réalisateur:

Jacques Monnet

Writers:

Jean-Patrick Benes (screenplay)
Thierry Lhermitte (adaptation)
(suite)

Release Date:

19 mai 1999 (France)

Genre:

Family | Comedie

Plot:

Eleven-year-old Martin is a basically good boy. Unfortunately each time he decides to give a hand things end in disaster...

Plot Keywords:

Summer | Summer Vacation | House | Lake | Paint

Awards:

1 nomination

Avis des utilisateurs:

Nice,gentle film

Ensemble

Gautier Kusnierek	...	Martin Raynaud
Thierry Lhermitte	...	Pierre Michaud
Arielle Dombasle	...	Vanessa Goudard
Martin Lamotte	...	Georges
Jacques Perrin	...	Etienne
Gabrielle Forest	...	Madame Michaud
Patrick Guillemin	...	Monsieur Rossi
Giulia Demont	...	Mylène
Eugénie Gendron	...	Charlotte
Jeanne Frigière	...	Morgane
Jérôme Hardelay	...	Vincent
Julián Gutiérrez	...	Nicolas
Shaun Carvais	...	Edouard
Jean-Philippe Piochelle	...	Tony
Patrick Esilva	...	Icham
Mandiaye Ba	...	Ba
Teddy Beaudoin	...	Greg
Hugo Florsheimer	...	Jojo
Martin Mihelich	...	Kim
Valérie Vogt	...	Madame Miniac
Philippe Vieux	...	Monsieur Miniac
Élodie Hesme	...	Valérie
Bruno Flender	...	Rocky
Aurélien Jamet-Jachimiak	...	Christian
Danièle Douet	...	Madame Rossi
Philippe Bruneau	...	Le directeur de la colonie
Luc Gentil	...	Monsieur Roussel
Delphine Salska	...	Madame Roussel
Jean-Luc Buquet	...	Le patron du supermarché
Babsie Steger	...	Dame couple hollandais (as Reinhild Steger)
Serguei Tourountsev	...	Homme couple hollandais
Francine Olivier	...	L'institutrice
Vincent Solignac	...	Le brigadier

Réalisé par
Jacques Monnet

Scénaristes (in alphabetical order)
Jean-Patrick Benes		screenplay
Thierry Lhermitte		adaptation and dialogue
Laurent Molinaro		screenplay
Jacques Monnet		adaptation and dialogue

Produit par
Louis Becker	....	producer
Thierry Lhermitte	....	producer

Musique originale
Alexandre Desplat

Image
Bruno de Keyzer

Montage
Anne Lafarge

Création des décors
Stéphane Makedonsky

Création des costumes
Béatrice Raynal

Maquillage
Agnès Tassel	....	makeup artist

Directeur de production
François-Xavier Bazin	....	unit manager
Aimeric Bonello	....	unit production manager
Guy Courtecuisse	....	post-production supervisor
Matthieu de la Mortière	....	second unit manager
Jacques Vidal	....	production manager

Assistant réalisateur
Denis Bergonhe	....	first assistant director

Art Department
David Catman	....	assistant art director

Technicien du son
Clémence Lafarge	....	sound editor
Anne Le Campion	....	sound mixer
Jean-Marcel Milan	....	sound
Adrien Nataf	....	sound

Cascadeur
Patrick Cauderlier	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Nicolas Beauchamp	....	second assistant camera
Guy Ferrandis	....	still photographer
François Hernandez	....	camera operator
Albert Vasseur	....	key grip

Divers
Guy Courtecuisse	....	post-production manager
Isabelle Sauvanon	....	press
Bernadette Zinck	....	production administrator

Production Companies

• ICE3
• TF1 Films Production
• TPS Cinéma (participation)

Distributors

• Pathé (France)

Other Companies

• Arane  titles and opticals
• Cofimage 10  cofinancing
• Keylite Production Services  electrical equipment
• Laboratoires Éclair  laboratory services
• TPS Cinéma  participation in production
• Transpalux  electrical equipment

Durée:

90 min

Pays:

France

Langue:

Français

Couleur:

Couleur

Son:

DTS | Dolby Digital

Classification:

Iceland:L | France:U | Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud)

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Peyrat-le-Château, Haute-Vienne, France

Company:

ICE3

Anecdotes:

Visa d'exploitation en France # 93206

Soundtrack:

Je rêve d'un pays

Nice,gentle film

I give this film a bit better than a 5 because I cant help to find it likable.Yeah its a very simple story who would make everybody think of the much superior cult classic "The button war" but it does what it is supposed to do,it entertain the kids and it mildly entertain the grown ups. I'm sort of a kid at earth so I a actually enjoyed it.The kids are acting and talking like real eleven year of age , something I enjoy because I hate watching theses kids that talk like adults in American movie it put me off the story. I think what I liked the most in that film is that it reminded of my own experience in summer camp when I was Martin's age , the bullying by the other kids , the feeling that the counselors did not understand a think you were telling them.This film captured really well what a typical French summer camp outing is like when you are a kid,I enjoyed that and it made me nostalgic. The problem with this film is when its trying too hard to be funny and its not even for kids,I remember viewing that film in "la Fete du cinema" in the late 90s,somme part that were meant to be comical fell horribly flat,and not even kids in the audience were laughing,these moments most of the time were when the adult cast were going over the top to be comical when they should have just realized that in a kid film such as this it is best to leave the comical material to the kids. Cute little film, that's all.