Repeated Absences Trailer

Repeated Absences Trailer (1972)

01 November 1972 Drama 79 mins

François Naulet turns his bedroom into an island of drugs, loneliness and despair.

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Cast

Patrick Penn

as François Naulet

Claude Génia

as Jeanne Larivière

Corinne Le Poulain

as Marie, la femme de Guy

Yves Robert

as Le père de François

Danièle Delorme

as La mère de François

Pierre Bertin

as Georges, le vieil homosexuel

Richard Berry

as Le collègue de la banque

Jacques Castelot

as Le directeur de la banque

Max Montavon

as Un homme à la soirée mondaine

Sylvie Vartan

as Une femme à la soirée mondaine

Xavier Gélin

as Le 2e flic

Jeanne Moreau

as La voix de la nostalgie (voice)

Crew

Guy Gilles

Director

Henri Roux

Henri Roux Sound Designer

Jean-Pierre Stora

Original Music Composer

Robert Pouret

Robert Pouret Foley Artist

Philippe Rousselot

Philippe Rousselot Director of Photography

Yves Robert

Yves Robert Producer

Paul Bertault

Paul Bertault Sound Mixer

Jean-Louis Ducarme

Jean-Louis Ducarme Sound Designer

International Releases Dates

France 01 November 1972

Italy 01 August 1972

Sweden 04 June 1975

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