Disco (2008)

Note Générale:

4,5/10   

Réalisateur:

Fabien Onteniente

Scénaristes:

Fabien Onteniente (scenario) &
Philippe Guillard (scenario) ...
(suite)

Date de sortie:

2 avril 2008 (Belgium)

Genre:

Comedie

Plot Keywords:

Local Blockbuster | One Word Title | Disco Dancing | Le Havre France | Normandy

Avis des utilisateurs:

Disappointing, less if you like disco music

Ensemble

Franck Dubosc	...	Didier Graindorge - dit 'Travolta'
Emmanuelle Béart	...	France Navarre
Gérard Depardieu	...	Jean-François Civette - dit 'Jean-François Jackson'
Samuel Le Bihan	...	Walter
Abbes Zahmani	...	Neuneuil
Annie Cordy	...	Mme Graindorge
Isabelle Nanty	...	La baronne
François-Xavier Demaison	...	Guillaume Navarre
Christine Citti	...	Coco
Chloé Lambert	...	Cerise
Danièle Lebrun	...	La mère Navarre
Jacques Sereys	...	Le père Navarre
Jérôme Le Banner	...	Rodolphe
Chantal Banlier	...	Mme Sochard
Christine Paolini	...	Mme Prunelli
Xavier Berlioz	...	Le serveur du 'Buffalo Grill'
Xavier Beauvois	...	Un docker
Bernard Mazzinghi	...	L'examinateur de 'Darty'
Danièle Gilbert	...	Herself / En personne
Julien Courbet	...	Himself / En personne
Francis Lalanne	...	Himself / En personne
reste de la distribution par ordre alphabétique:
Chassaing Arthur
Alban Casterman
Pauline Delpech
Gilles Lemaire	...	Albert
Hélène Darras	...	La candidate (uncredited)

Réalisé par
Fabien Onteniente

Scénaristes
Fabien Onteniente		(scenario) &
Philippe Guillard		(scenario) &
Franck Dubosc		(scenario) &
Emanuel Booz		(scenario)

Produit par
Grégory Barrey	....	assistant producer
Jeremy Burdek	....	co-producer
Cyril Colbeau-Justin	....	producer
Jean-Baptiste Dupont	....	producer
Nadia Khamlichi	....	co-producer
Fabien Onteniente	....	producer
Adrian Politowski	....	co-producer
Romain Rousseau	....	assistant producer

Musique originale
Michel Legrand		(original music by)

Image
Jean-Marie Dreujou

Montage
Nathalie Langlade
Laurent Roüan

Création des décors
Jean-Marc Kerdelhue

Direction artistique
Arnaud Le Roch

Décorateur de plateau
Boris Piot

Maquillage
Didier Lavergne	....	makeup artist
Diane Mahmoudi	....	hair stylist

Directeur de production
Jean-Jacques Albert	....	production manager

Assistant réalisateur
Alissa Kliszowski	....	third assistant director

Département Art
Georges Kafian	....	graphic designer
Boris Piot	....	set dresser

Technicien du son
Hervé Buirette	....	sound re-recording mixer
Rym Debbarh-Mounir	....	sound editor
Carl Goetgheluck	....	sound re-recording mixer
François Groult	....	sound re-recording mixer
Philippe Heissler	....	supervising sound editor
Denis Jaillet-Marsigny	....	sound recordist
Hassan Kamrani	....	second boom operator
Fabien Kharat	....	boom operator
Michel Kharat	....	sound
Sandy Notarianni	....	sound editor

Visual Effects
Servadio Adrien	....	digital artist
Benjamin Ageorges	....	visual effects supervisor
Stephane Bidault	....	visual effects supervisor
Alain Carsoux	....	visual effects
Nicolas Delbecq	....	digital artist
Breuillier Emilien	....	digital artist
Jean-Antoine Lacolle	....	digital effects artist
Christian Tomikowski	....	digital compositor

Caméra et Département Electrique
Loïc Andrieu	....	Steadicam operator
Chassaing Arthur	....	assistant camera
Florent Bazin	....	first assistant camera
Eric Biglietto	....	camera operator: second unit
Benoit Dentan	....	camera operator
Steven Desbrow	....	camera operator: helicopter
Pierric Gantelmi d'Ille	....	camera operator
Olivier Garcia	....	video engineer
Denis Garnier	....	first assistant camera: "b" camera
Johan Le Ruz	....	second assistant camera: second unit
Vincent Trividic	....	second assistant camera
Antoine Vidal	....	crane operator

Département Costume et garde-Robe
Claire Chanat	....	key costumer
Vincent Dumas	....	assistant costume designer
Sabrina Riccardi	....	wardrobe supervisor

Dpartement Editorial
Fabrice Blin	....	colorist
Hugues Darmois	....	post-production coordinator
Grégoire Sivan	....	assistant editor
Sarah Ternat	....	assistant editor

Département Musique
Jérôme Devoise	....	music mixer
Valérie Lindon	....	music supervisor

Divers
Brice Colinet	....	title designer
Marie Ducret	....	script supervisor
Gianni Manno	....	title designer
Elsa Melquioni	....	script supervisor assistant
Luc Poullain	....	helicopter pilot: camera
Iwona Sellers	....	production coordinator
Françoise Thouvenot	....	script supervisor
Gilles Waterkeyn	....	production coordinator

Companies de production

• LGM Productions (co-production)
• Studio Canal (co-production)
• Motion Investment Group

Distributeurs

• Studio Canal (2008) (France) (theatrical)
• Art Port (2008) (Japan) (theatrical)
• Frenetic Films (2008) (Switzerland) (theatrical)
• Pachamama Cine (2008) (Argentina) (theatrical)
• Argentina Video Home (2009) (Argentina) (DVD)
• Seven Films (2009) (Greece) (all media)

Autres Companies

• Aerial Camera Systems  helicopter gyrostabilized camera system

Durée:

103 min

Pays:

France

Langue:

Français

Couleur:

Couleur (Technicolor)

Rapport de forme:

2,35 : 1

Classification:

Switzerland:7 (canton of Vaud) | Switzerland:7 (canton of Geneva) | Argentina:Atp | South Korea:Tous

Société:

LGM Productions

Connexions:

Références Saturday Night Fever (1977)

Bande son:

Laisser Toucher

Disappointing, less if you like disco music

The acting is fine overall. I'm a little bit confused because i expected this movie to be more than just a movie about the disco music. I can't even say it is a comedy, as there is nothing much funny in it. Franck Dubosc does basically the same acting as in "Camping" (though less funny as i said) if you liked it you will enjoy this one (the idea of this movie came during the filming of "Camping" when Onteniente saw Dubosc dance). Emmanuelle Béart is great, you can see her dance with grace several times in the movie, i would say she forced my eyes to stay a bit focused on the screen and forget the disappointment for a while. I enjoyed Samuel Le Bihan's acting as well as a leader of the dockers on strike. Isabelle Nanty and François-Xavier Demaison have small roles so i won't comment on them. On the disco dancing, the dancing skills of the actors are good and we don't see too much dancing nor too few, it was fine for me.

To conclude, recent French super-productions have benefited from huge advertising campaigns ("Astérix aux Jeux Olympiques" in particular) and pretty much all of them were not that promising after all. It's time French directors realize in their money-minded head that having several famous leading actors does NOT balance the lack of story or entertainment. Obviously this movie was released now to make a little bit of cash before spending it at St Tropez this summer. As a positive ending i would say it may be the occasion for younger generations to (re)discover a music that left a trace in History.