Nos jours heureux (2006)

Réalisateurs:

Olivier Nakache
Eric Toledano

Scénaristes:

Olivier Nakache (writer)
Eric Toledano (writer)

Date de sortie:

28 juin 2006 (France)

Genre:

Comedie

Plot Keywords:

Train | Summer | Camp | Bus | Narration

Récompenses:

1 win

Avis des utilisateurs:

A merry movie about a merry period of many people's life.

Ensemble

Jean-Paul Rouve	...	Vincent
Marilou Berry	...	Nadine
Omar Sy	...	Joseph
Lannick Gautry	...	Daniel
Julie Fournier	...	Lisa
Guillaume Cyr	...	Truman
Joséphine de Meaux	...	Caroline
Jacques Boudet	...	Albert
Jean Benguigui	...	Mimoun
Catherine Hosmalin	...	Christine
Arthur Mazet	...	Guillaume
Jérémy Denisty	...	Timoty
Arthur de Donno	...	Steve
Yannis Belal	...	Youssef
Johanna Ansart	...	Léa
Cindy Colpaert	...	Camille
Martin Jobert	...	Benoît
Ilona Bachelier	...	Charlotte
Idit Cebula	...	Mme Marciano
Jean-Michel Lahmi	...	M. Pichavent
Farida Ouchani	...	Mme Gedaui
Josette Ménard	...	Mme Joyadet
Michel Winogradoff	...	M. Joyadet
Joël Pyrene	...	Achille
Jean-Pierre Mesnard	...	Gendarme 1
Pascal Guérin	...	Gendarme 2
Yvon Martin	...	Pompier
François Toumarkine	...	Médecin 1
Olivier Nakache	...	Médecin 2
Serge Pierre-Gaudou	...	Guide Musée de la Charentaise
Charlotte Ledoux	...	Monitrice équitation
Eric Toledano	...	Pizzaïolo
Lise Lamétrie	...	Monique Vannier
Jean-Yves Roan	...	Gilbert Michaud
Olivier Rosenberg	...	Animateur "Ces Jours Heureux" 2006
Lionel Abelanski	...	Le conducteur du train
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Marcus Vigneron-Coudray
Aleksandra Kacprzak	...	Interne à l'hôpital (uncredited)

Réalisé par
Olivier Nakache
Eric Toledano

Scénaristes (dans l'ordre alphabétique)
Olivier Nakache		writer
Eric Toledano		writer

Produit par
Bruno Chiche	....	producer
Nicolas Duval-Adassovsky	....	producer (as Nicolas Duval)
Thomas Langmann	....	co-producer

Musique originale
Frédéric Talgorn

Image
Rémy Chevrin

Montage
Dorian Rigal-Ansous

Distribution des rôles
Sylvie Peyrucq

Création des décors
Franck Benezech

Création des costumes
Véronique Perier

Maquillage
Suzel Bertrand	....	key makeup artist
Anne Moralis	....	wig maker
Ghislaine Tortereau	....	key hair stylist (as Guilaine Tortereau)

Directeur de production
François Brun	....	post-production manager
Pierre-Yves Le Stum	....	unit production manager (as Pierre-Yves Lestum)
Camille Lipmann	....	production manager
Frédéric Sevestre	....	unit manager

Assistant réalisateur
Pascal Guérin	....	first assistant director

Département Art
Emmanuel Galtier	....	property master
Francis Guibet	....	second assistant art director
Fred Remuzat	....	storyboard artist
Eric Viellerobe	....	first assistant art director
François Willenz	....	digital artist

Technicien du son
Pascal Armant	....	sound recordist
Thierry Delor	....	sound mixer
Fabrice Grizard	....	boom operator
Fred Mays	....	post-synchronization
Elisabeth Paquotte	....	assistant sound editor
Laurent Quaglio	....	sound editor

Visual Effects
Luc Julien	....	lead compositor
Olivier Ryard	....	digital compositor
Guillaume Carniato	....	digital restoration (uncredited)

Cascadeur
Georges Branche	....	stunt coordinator

Caméra et Département Electrique
Loïc Andrieu	....	Steadicam operator
Frédéric Blochet	....	grip
Pascal Chassain	....	grip
Pierre Chevrin	....	first assistant camera
Dominique Delguste	....	additional camera operator
Nicolas Dollander	....	Steadicam operator
Sébastien Fanchault	....	grip (as Sébastien Franchault)
Nicolas Juge	....	electrician
Philippe Lapicque	....	key grip
Philippe Leroy	....	electrician
Daniel Marques	....	still photographer
Steve Moreau	....	additional first assistant camera
Guillaume Noël	....	grip
Olivier Rodriguez	....	gaffer
Stéphanie Téchenet	....	second assistant camera

Département Casting
Camille Brunat	....	casting assistant
Amélie Covillard	....	extras casting
Valerie Espagne	....	casting: children

Département Costume et garde-Robe
Aline Dupays	....	costumer

Dpartement Editorial
Antoine Battistelli	....	assistant editor
Elodie Glain	....	post-production coordinator

Département Musique
Edouard Dubois	....	music consultant
Tia Linke	....	artistic director: music

Divers
Frédéric Bourque	....	title designer
Jacky Henser	....	talent agent
Karine Lagny	....	production assistant
Benjamin Lemaire	....	talent agent
Claudine Mirailles	....	production accountant
Ronan Moucheboeuf	....	assistant: Jean Paul Rouve
Julie Potvin	....	title designer
Lucie Truffaut	....	script supervisor

Companies de production

• Quad Productions
• M6 Films (co-production)
• La Petite Reine (co-production)
• SND (co-production)
• TPS Star (participation)
• M6 Métropole Télévision (participation)
• Département de la Charente (with the support of)
• Région Poitou-Charentes (with the support of)

Distributeurs

• SND (2006) (France) (theatrical)

Autre(s) titre(s):

Ces jours heureux (France) (working title)

Durée:

France:103 min

Pays:

France

Langue:

Français

Couleur:

Couleur

Classification:

Switzerland:12 (canton of Vaud) | Switzerland:12 (canton of Geneva) | Italy:T

Société:

Quad Productions

Goofs:

Anachronismes: The action is taking place in 1992. When Truman is talking to Vincent at the pizza place, he talks about The Canadians (Montreal's hockey team) and the...1993 playoffs! (The year when they won the Stanley Cup)

A merry movie about a merry period of many people's life.

This is not a pretentious movie, but it appeals to the memories we have from childhood, so we all have this kind of sympathy for the subject. Vacation camps. I don't know whether this concept is popular in the US, but in France, every child has attended to one of those. And everybody can find out some stuff in this movie closely related to what was the vacation camp when he was young. And this is what makes this movie work, it appeals to one's nostalgia. This is not a great movie though, the story is not different from the real story that happened for many people. It could have been a documentary on vacation camps, anyone would have seen the difference. The actors are quite good, and the dialogs are often funny, when they are not really funny. I do have a particular tenderness for the one where the director of the vacation camp, Vincent, spends several minutes explaining to the parents on the station platform that they must sever the link with their children, and 20 seconds later doesn't manage to have his father hang off the phone. Everything is like that, and as a movie made to make us laugh, it comply well with this definition. So make your choice if for you this movie is who the price of the ticket, but the audience when I saw it exited with a big smile on their face...