One, Two, Three, Sun Trailer

One, Two, Three, Sun Trailer (1993)

18 August 1993 Drama, Comedy 104 mins

A provocative, seemingly absurd patchwork movie which sends a worthwhile message about hope against all odds, love, children and human understanding. Schoolgirl Victorine has an insane mother and an alcoholic father who can never find his way home in their maze of slum apartment blocks. Aggressive, sexually threatening boys of all ages are everywhere, and while the teacher eventually relents to a gang of adolescent rapists, Victorine gives herself to a rowdy gang of older layabouts, eventually winning the heart of burglar Paul.

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Cast

Anouk Grinberg

as Victorine

Myriam Boyer

as La mère / The mother

Olivier Martinez

as Petit Paul

Marcello Mastroianni

as Le père / The father

Jean-Michel Noirey

as Maurice Le Garrec

Jean-Pierre Marielle

as L'homme seul / The lonely man

Claude Brasseur

as L'enfoiré / The dumb

Denise Chalem

as l'institutrice

Éva Darlan

as Jeannine

Irène Tassembédo

as Gladys Boigny

Patrick Bouchitey

as Marcel, le barman

Charles Schneider

as le sergent Boigny

Crew

Gérard de Battista

Gérard de Battista Director of Photography

Cheb Khaled

Original Music Composer

Jacqueline Bouchard

Jacqueline Bouchard Costume Design

Thi-Loan Nguyen

Thi-Loan Nguyen Makeup Artist

Mirella Ginnoto

Mirella Ginnoto Hairstylist

Fabienne Bressan

Fabienne Bressan Hairstylist

Georges Glon

Georges Glon Production Design

International Titles

1 2 3 Freeze Trailer

One, Two, Three, Sun Trailer

1, 2, 3, Sun Trailer

International Releases Dates

Belgium 02 September 1993

Czech Republic 01 July 1994

France 18 August 1993

Hungary 18 August 1994

Italy 03 September 1993

Netherlands 16 June 1994

Sweden 22 October 1994

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