Madame Jacques on the Croisette Trailer

Madame Jacques on the Croisette Trailer (1997)

04 June 1997 Drama 40 mins

A César Award winning short film about an elderly Jewish couple playing cards in Cannes who find love at an unexpected age.

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Cast

Natan Cogan

as Maurice

Rywka Wajsbrot

as Mme. Herman

Shulamit Adar

as Mme. Jacques

Annie Adler

as Mme. Simon

Simon Lurie

as Mr. Herman

Charles Hochman

as Samuelson

Léa Faure Grizmann

as La dame au trico

Rachel Grinfeld

as La chanteuse

Daniel Jacubowich

as Un joueur de carte

Adolph Cottenstein

as Deux retraités

Roger Boublil

as Le vieux à la plage

Crew

Anne Barbier

Anne Barbier Assistant Director

Jeanine Gonzalez

Jeanine Gonzalez Costume Designer

Anne-Laure Plante

Anne-Laure Plante Assistant Camera

Marion Touitou

Marion Touitou Casting Director

Corinne Rozenberg

Corinne Rozenberg Sound Editor

Williams Schmit

Williams Schmit Sound Mixer

Oron Adar

Oron Adar Casting

Hans Meier

Hans Meier Cinematography

Krésimir Matuzovic

Krésimir Matuzovic Assistant Director

Julie Bertuccelli

Julie Bertuccelli Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

France 04 June 1997

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