Je vais te manquer (2009)

Réalisateur:

Amanda Sthers

Scénariste:

Amanda Sthers (writer)

Date de sortie:

10 juin 2009 (Belgium)

Genre:

Drame

Avis des utilisateurs:

The worst of so-called "French Quality". Lelouch should sue.

Ensemble

Carole Bouquet	...	Julia
Pierre Arditi	...	Marcel Hanri
Anne Marivin	...	Lila
Patrick Mille	...	Olivier
Fred Testot	...	Pierrot
Monique Chaumette	...	Fanny
Michael Lonsdale	...	Max
Mélanie Page	...	Alexandra
Ariane Seguillon	...	Charlotte
Mélanie Thierry	...	Ornella
Cécile Cassel	...	Anna
Karine Silla	...	Jeanne
Yves Jacques	...	André, le coiffeur
Alexandra London	...	Maria
Hyacinthe Imayanga	...	Paulin
Adrien Jolivet	...	Agent
Clara Barbosa	...	Flore
Emmanuelle Bougerol	...	La dame-pipi
Stéphan Guérin-Tillié	...	Jeune homme avion
Booder	...	Policier
Raphaël Mezrahi	...	L'éditeur
Christine Orban	...	Christine Orban
Fabienne Thibeault	...	Arlette
Frédéric Thiriez
Simon Monceau
André Maruani
Guy Maruani
Damien Bernard
Valérie Caudron
Hervé Charnallet
Hortense D'Estève
Rebecca Hazan
Mirale Jusid
Timothée Kempen-Hamel
Pascale Le Varrat
Christa Lockyer
Anthony Memmi
Aude Pépin
Lisa Raduszynski
Romain Rondeau	...	Le mari d'Ornella
Morgane Rouault
Pierre-Alain Wiik

Réalisé par
Amanda Sthers

Scénaristes (dans l'ordre alphabétique)
Amanda Sthers		writer

Produit par
Thomas Klotz	....	producer
Yves Marmion	....	producer

Musique originale
Keren Ann

Image
Régis Blondeau

Montage
Elise Fievet

Distribution des rôles
Laure Cochener

Création des décors
Wouter Zoon

Direction artistique
Wouter Zoon

Décorateur de plateau
Charlie Cappagli
Guillaume Drouot
Joël Lavrut

Création des costumes
Emmanuelle Youchnowski

Directeur de production
Abraham Goldblat	....	post-production supervisor

Assistant réalisateur
Emilie Cherpitel	....	first assistant director
Julien Petit	....	second assistant director

Département Art
Marc Olry	....	propman

Technicien du son
Annabel Acquaviva	....	boom operator
Pierre Bompy	....	sound assistant
Cédric Deloche	....	sound editor
Marc Doisne	....	foley engineer
Marc Doisne	....	sound re-recording mixer
Alexis Jung	....	assistant sound editor
Pierre-Jean Labrusse	....	sound mix technician
Cyril Moisson	....	sound

Visual Effects
Stephane Bidault	....	visual effects supervisor
Romain Moussel	....	digital artist
Bes Paul-Emmanuel	....	digital artist
Moriaux Paul	....	digital artist

Caméra et Département Electrique
Delphine Desbruères	....	first assistant camera
Xavier Embry	....	key grip
Yannick Esteffe	....	best boy grip

Département Casting
Sophie Lainé Diodovic	....	extras casting
Kasia Krynska	....	extras casting

Département Costume et garde-Robe
Helena Gonçalves	....	wardrobe

Dpartement Editorial
Sahra Mekki	....	first assistant editor
Fabien Napoli	....	colorist: dailies (uncredited)

Département Musique
Elise Luguern	....	music supervisor

Divers
Juliette Crété	....	location manager
Mathilde Vallet	....	script supervisor

Companies de production

• Sunrise Films (co-production)
• UGC YM (co-production)
• Sofica UGC 1 (in association with)
• Soficinéma 5 (in association with)
• Canal+ (participation)
• CinéCinéma (participation)
• Procirep (support)
• Angoa-Agicoa (support)

Distributeurs

• UGC Distribution (2009) (France) (theatrical)

Autre(s) titre(s):

You'll Miss Me (International: English title)

Pays:

France

Langue:

Français

Couleur:

Couleur

Classification:

Switzerland:10 (canton of Vaud) | Switzerland:10 (canton of Geneva)

Lieux de tournage:

Aéroport de Paris-Roissy-Charles de Gaulle - BP 20102, Roissy-en-France, Val-d'Oise, France

Société:

Sunrise Films

The worst of so-called "French Quality". Lelouch should sue.

*** Ce commentaire peut contenir des spoilers ***

I didn't expect much of this movie, whose premises are in itself the biggest cliché of "French auteur quality cinema" from these last few years : a roundabout of characters whose destinies intertwine on one given day, the day their fate will probably change forever (tadaaaa !). Most of the film taking place in an airport, of course, because in case you didn't know, airports are the place where people always reveal to themselves. And so here we go : life, love, death and all this sort of very important matters are being dealt with, in this ridiculous, tedious and over caricatural pattern of a "chick flick".

Everybody's been called, everybody's there. That is every living cliché & every possible approximation of a character : - the obnoxious and angry writer whose only daily duty is to check if his books are being sold in airports and railway stations (but he hides a heart of gold, of course) - the very old couple once separated by life, who meet again after 40 years thanks to the Internet (but they don't know how they look like now... seems they don't really know how to use the Internet after all) - the racist cop who hunts political refugees (only because he can't face the fact that his fiancée has left him, sob sob) - the cute teacher who quits everything to rebuild a new life in Canada (land of promises for the French) and finds Prince Charming right at the airport after making an announcement on the airport loudspeakers (now that is VERY realistic) - the beautiful but dying (but beautiful still) woman who has given up on life (last sequence with her is an absolute must see)...

Let's not forget one gay son and one lesbian daughter (quotas are what they are), one cute little girl, one sad and hungry refugee who discovers the Arc de Triomphe in awe...

Not one single scene, not one single sequence looks genuine, authentic, or just even merely realistic. Everything is fake. Fake feelings, fake situations, fake acting. But true uninspired, bourgeois, chick flick film-making.

Claude Lelouch, come back, they've all gone mad !