Les temps qui changent (2004)

Note des utilisateurs:

6.3/10   

Réalisateur:

André Téchiné

Writers:

André Téchiné (scenario) &
Laurent Guyot (scenario) ...
(suite)

Release Date:

15 décembre 2004 (Belgium)

Genre:

Drame | Romance

Plot:

Traveling from France to Tangiers, a man looks to reunite with his former love, though their romance ended some 30 years earlier.

Awards:

5 nominations

Avis des utilisateurs:

A let-down

Ensemble

Catherine Deneuve	...	Cécile
Gérard Depardieu	...	Antoine Lavau
Gilbert Melki	...	Natan
Malik Zidi	...	Sami
Lubna Azabal	...	Nadia / Aïcha
Tanya Lopert	...	Rachel Meyer
Nabila Baraka	...	Nabila
Idir Elomri	...	Saïd
Nadem Rachati	...	Bilal
Jabir Elomri	...	Saïd
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Christophe Freudiger	...	Joueur du casino
Hicham Ibrahimi	...	Réceptionniste
Bouchaïd Kidi	...	Le bijoutier
Stéphane Rouabah	...	Chauffeur d'Antoine

Réalisé par
André Téchiné

Scénaristes
André Téchiné		(scenario) &
Laurent Guyot		(scenario) &
Pascal Bonitzer		(scenario)

Produit par
Bénédicte Bellocq	....	executive producer
Paulo Branco	....	producer

Musique originale
Juliette Garrigues

Image
Julien Hirsch

Montage
Martine Giordano

Création des décors
Zé Branco

Création des costumes
Christian Gasc
Catherine Leterrier

Maquillage
Cédric Gérard	....	key makeup artist
Pierre Olivier Persin	....	special makeup effects artist
Hervé Soulié	....	makeup artist
Frédéric Souquet	....	hair stylist

Directeur de production
Laura Decourchelle	....	unit manager
Samuel Dumarcher	....	unit manager
Laetitia Fèvre	....	executive in charge of production
Olivier Michel Jones	....	unit production manager
Olivier Michel	....	unit production manager
Sylvain Monod	....	production manager

Assistant réalisateur
Michel Nasri	....	first assistant director
Abdelhai Outair	....	assistant director
Jean-Marc Pancol	....	second assistant director

Art Department
Joao Paulo Santos	....	property master
Halima Zniber	....	assistant art director

Technicien du son
Christophe Bourreau	....	foley artist
Jean-Philippe Callet	....	sound recordist
Thierry Delor	....	sound mixer
Denis Jaillet-Marsigny	....	sound recordist
Fabien Krzyzanowski	....	sound editor
Philippe Laffont	....	sound engineer
Sylvain Malbrant	....	assistant sound editor
Jean-Paul Mugel	....	sound
Yves-Marie Omnes	....	sound assistant
Benjamin Viau	....	post-synchronization
Francis Wargnier	....	sound editor
Francis Wargnier	....	sound

Effets spéciaux
Hassane Osfour	....	rain special effects

Camera and Electrical Department
Mustapha Badredinne	....	second assistant camera (as Mustafa Badreddine)
Jean-Christophe Beauvallet	....	first assistant camera
Adil Benmohamed	....	video operator
Zé Maria Branco	....	still photographer
Miguel Efe	....	key grip
Jean-Marc Haddad	....	grip
Christian Magis	....	gaffer
Philippe Rebbot	....	electrician

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Thierry Delettre	....	costumer
Valérie Ranchoux	....	costumer

Editorial Department
Sandie Bompar	....	assistant editor
Christophe Bousquet	....	color timer
Marie Da Costa	....	assistant editor
Marie-Julie Maille	....	assistant editor

Divers
Miloud Akdim	....	assistant location manager
Agathe Astira	....	production administrator
Muriel Bec	....	animal wrangler
Touria Bemali	....	production administrator
Michel Boyard	....	assistant: Gérard Depardieu
Bruno Deschátrette	....	assistant: Catherine Deneuve
Rabii El Bakki	....	assistant location manager
Helena Gonçalves	....	production assistant
Lucile Joly	....	production secretary
Aurélie Kazian	....	production assistant
Thomas Klotz	....	production assistant
André-Paul Ricci	....	press attache
Bachir Sareh	....	production assistant
Claudine Taulère	....	script supervisor
Geneviève Villandry	....	accountant

Thanks
Pierre Casalta	....	thanks

Production Companies

• France 2 Cinéma (co-production)
• Soficinéma (participation)
• Banque Populaire Images 5 (participation)
• Canal+ (participation)
• Centre National de la Cinématographie (CNC) (participation)
• Gémini Films

Distributors

• Gémini Films (2004) (France) (theatrical) (as Gemini Films)
• Alfa Films (2006) (Argentina) (theatrical)
• Europa Filmes (2009) (Brazil) (DVD)
• Inspire Pictures (2005) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
• Koch Lorber Films (2005) (USA) (theatrical)
• Mikado (2005) (Italy) (theatrical)

Other Companies

• Car Grip  grip equipment
• Chez Sadoq  catering
• Ciné Lumières de Paris  lighting
• DCA Audiovisual  sound re-recording
• GTC  film lab
• Panavision Alga  camera equipment
• Studio Lincoln  post-synchronization
• TEST  titles

Autre(s) titre(s):

Changing Times (USA)
L'emprise (France) (working title)

Durée:

France:90 min | Hong Kong:98 min | USA:100 min (IFC library print)

Pays:

France

Langue:

Français

Couleur:

Couleur

Aspect Ratio:

1.66 : 1

Son:

Dolby

Classification:

Hungary:14 | Argentina:13 | Switzerland:12 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:12 (canton of Vaud) | France:U | Hong Kong:IIA

Emplacements De Pelliculage:

Ibn Batouta International Airport, Tangiers, Morocco

Company:

France 2 Cinéma

Anecdotes:

visa d'exploitation en France : #109926

Soundtrack:

La Dance des Canards

A let-down

What a let-down!! With a renowned director and two of the biggest French stars, you could expect at least a good movie, if not a masterpiece. But the result is a shamble: the film tells of the undying love of Gérard Depardiieu for Catherine Deneuve, as they were lovers but parted some 30 years before. But the reason of the split is not explained: on the contrary, Deneuve confesses to her assistant and good friend that she was madly in love with Depardieu, both sexually and affectively … So you don't understand. Add an unfaithful husband who does not care a hoot any longer for Deneuve… you cannot expect to fulfill a 100 minute-movie with so thin a story. So they create useless roles ( the AC/DC son of Deneuve, his wife and his son, and his lover, as well as the wife's twin sister) and scenes (Depardieu's attempt at black magic, the dogs attacking Deneuve's son) . But they are uninteresting (when not laughable) and leave you cold… And if Depardieu is rather good, - showing some aspects of his former talent before he agreed to make any and every indifferent or bad films for amassing pots of money -, Deneuve appears unconcerned, showing no sincerity in her performance. I give it a 4, feeling generous ..