Cum mi-am petrecut sfarsitul lumii (2006)

Réalisateur:

Catalin Mitulescu

Scénaristes:

Catalin Mitulescu (writer)
Andreea Valean (writer)

Date de sortie:

30 août 2006 (France)

Genre:

Drame

Intrigue:

In the communist era, in Romania, people live with hope of a new life, in freedom.

Plot Keywords:

Romania | Male Rear Nudity | Communist Indoctrination | Assassination Plot | Fall Of Communism

Récompenses:

2 wins

Avis des utilisateurs:

A great capture of the communist era

Ensemble

Doroteea Petre	...	Eva Matei
Timotei Duma	...	Lalalilu Matei
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Anca Ahrfrescu
Sergiu Anghel
Monalisa Basarab
Ionut Becheru	...	Alexandru 'Vomicã'
Adrian Bulboaca
Radu Câmpean
Jean Constantin	...	Uncle Floricã
Flaviu Crisan
Mircea Diaconu	...	Grigore Matei
Sorin Dinculescu
Bogdan Dumitrache	...	Doctor
Gheorghe Farcas
Grigore Gonta	...	Ceausicã - Alexandru's father
Grigore Moldovan
Oxana Moravec
Adrian Nicolae
Stellan Nicolae
Vasile Nicolae
Cristian Nicolaie	...	Nucu
Valentin Popescu	...	Music teacher
Nicolae Praida	...	Titi
Adrian Rosu
Arcadio Rusu	...	Trogar
Marius Stan	...	Tarzan
Marian Stoica	...	Silvicã
Corneliu Tigancu	...	Bulba
Carmen Ungureanu	...	Maria Matei
Vera Ungureanu	...	Mama Tarzan
Cristian Vararu	...	Andrei
Marin Vasile
Florin Zamfirescu	...	Highschool principal

Réalisé par
Catalin Mitulescu

Scénaristes (dans l'ordre alphabétique)
Catalin Mitulescu		writer
Andreea Valean		writer

Produit par
In-Ah Lee	....	producer
Philippe Martin	....	producer
Catalin Mitulescu	....	producer
Daniel Mitulescu	....	producer
Andrew J. Schorr	....	co-producer
David Thion	....	producer

Musique originale
Alexander Balanescu

Image
Marius Panduru

Montage
Cristina Ionescu

Distribution des rôles
Ciprian Panaite

Direction artistique
Daniel Raduta

Assistant réalisateur
Mihai Ardelean	....	second assistant director
Emil Slotea	....	first assistant director

Technicien du son
Cristian Coroiu	....	boom operator
Claire-Anne Largeron	....	sound editor
Yves-Marie Omnes	....	production sound mixer
Sébastien Pierre	....	sound editor
Jérôme Rabu	....	boom operator
Stéphane Thiébaut	....	sound editor
Stéphane Thiébaut	....	sound re-recording mixer

Effets spéciaux
Mihai Reti	....	special effects supervisor

Cascadeur
Ion Carangea	....	stunts

Caméra et Département Electrique
Alejandro Andrade	....	still photographer
George Dascalescu	....	assistant camera

Dpartement Editorial
Cristian Nicolescu	....	assistant editor

Companies de production

• Les Films Pelléas
• Strada Film

Distributeurs

• Filmmuseum Distributie (2007) (Netherlands) (theatrical)
• Pyramide Distribution (2006) (France) (theatrical)
• Zeta Films (2007) (Argentina) (theatrical)
• trigon-film (2007) (Austria) (theatrical)
• trigon-film (2007) (Switzerland) (theatrical)
• trigon-film (2008) (Germany) (theatrical)
• Euro Entertainment Enterprises (2006) (Romania) (DVD)
• Film Movement (2007) (USA) (all media)
• Video Film Express (2007) (Netherlands) (DVD)
• trigon-film (2007) (Switzerland) (DVD)
• trigon-film (2008) (Germany) (DVD)

Autres Companies

• Dolby Laboratories  sound mix

Autre(s) titre(s):

Comment j'ai fêté la fin du monde (France)
How I Celebrated the End of the World (International: English title)
The Way I Spent the End of the World (International: English title)

Durée:

Canada:106 min (Toronto International Film Festival)

Pays:

Romania | France

Langue:

Roumain

Couleur:

Couleur

Classification:

Netherlands:AL | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) | Sweden:Btl | Argentina:13

Lieux de tournage:

Bucharest, Romania

Société:

Les Films Pelléas

Goofs:

Anachronismes: There is a longer scene in the movie showing a bus trying to turn around on muddy soil. The bus is a Rocar bus, which has been produced only after 1990, and it has stickers on its doors, which surely have not been used before 1989.

A great capture of the communist era

I have just seen this movie and I loved it. Maybe for the little boy who plays his role very well, maybe for the strange relationship that Eva has with either guys, but especially for how the director managed to capture the communist era in every aspect of the movie. Romanians may understand this better. The revolution took place almost 17 years ago, a new regime was installed since then and almost everything has changed. But this movie brings back even the smallest detail, from the clothes that students wore, music they listened to, even haircuts they had, to the state of the streets, houses, cars. It's amazing, but I had the strong impression that the movie was made many years ago. I would recommend this movie to all Romanians because, in a small detail, it gives a different perspective about the revolution. But also, non-Romanians should watch it just to see how difficult times we have been through.