Emma Zunz Trailer (1993)
Based on the short story by Jorge Luis Borges, the tale recounts how its eponymous heroine avenges the death of her father.
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Cast
Judith Godrèche as Emma Zunz
Stéphanie Tchou-Cotta as Perla
Sandrine Kiberlain as Elsa
Claude Brosset as Loewenthal
Alain Godrèche as Le père d'Emma
Françoise Glaser ... as La mère d'Emma
Philippe Bénard as Le marin blond
Paolo Ferri ... as Le marin brun
Françoise Arthaud ... as La meneuse ouvrière
Jean-Louis Airola as Les clients du bar
Pascal Guégan as Les clients du bar
Barthélémy Bompard as Les clients du bar
Alain Le Quère as Le surveillant du gymnase
Crew
Benoît Jacquot Director
Jorge Luis Borges Short Story
Benoît Jacquot Writer
Sophie Fillières Writer
Phillip B. Goldfine Executive Producer
Andrés Vicente Gómez Producer
Fabienne Servan Schreiber Producer
Patrick Zeyen ... Executive Producer
Romain Winding Director of Photography
Pascale Chavance Editor
Jacques Rouxel Production Design
Anne-Marie Demeur Makeup Artist
Christian Gruau Hairstylist
International Titles
Cuentos de Borges: Emma Zunz Trailer
International Releases Dates
Spain 09 June 1993
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