A dramatic exploration of the life and struggles of the great composer, J.S. Bach, from his orphaning at the age of nine, through his struggles for the freedom to compose music in a restrictive society, to his eventual recognition after death.
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Christian Vadim as Jean-Sébastien Bach
Elena Lenina as Anna Magdalena Bach
Frédérique Bel as Maria Barbara Bach
Jean Rochefort as Narrator (voice)
Cédric Vallet as Jean-Christophe Bach
Daniel Duault as Le duc de Weimar
Gwenaël Foucher as Jean-Sébastien Bach enfant
Alain Floret as Monsieur Buxtehüde
Jean Léger as Le pasteur d'Arnstadt
Raphaëlle Lenoble as Alexandra Buxtehüde
Annette Schreiber as Margaretha Bach
Antoine Maron Production Design
Laurent Fleutot Director of Photography
Johann Sebastian Bach Music
Martine Barraqué Editor
Jean-Louis Guillermou Writer
Jean-Louis Guillermou Director
Claire Chanat Costume Design
Marie-Laure Texier Makeup Artist
Victoria Perrin Key Makeup Artist
Anilio de Pagliara Producer
Vincenzo de Pagliara Producer
France 13 August 2003
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