The Road to Bresson Trailer (1984)
A Dutch documentary about legendary French filmmaker Robert Bresson.
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Cast
Robert Bresson as Self
Andrei Tarkovsky as Self
Louis Malle as Self
Orson Welles as Self
Dominique Sanda as Self
Paul Schrader as Self
Crew
Jurriën Rood Director
Leo de Boer Director
Jurriën Rood Script
Deen van der Zaken Director of Photography
Joris van Ballegoijen Sound Recordist
Leo de Boer Editor
International Titles
El camino a Bresson Trailer
International Releases Dates
France 13 May 1984
Netherlands 31 January 1984
United States 17 April 2014
Production Companies
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