The Art of Breaking Up Trailer (2005)

27 April 2005 Comedy, Romance 80 mins

Lucette and Edouard: Two lovers passionate about sex, money and life. He is a spoiled but penniless child who wants it all while she is a celebrated figure of la vie parisienne who knows what she wants and what she is worth. Edouard is marrying a young, pretty and rich heiress. He comes to confess this to Lucette and to make their parting official, but he doesn’t want to leave her. He struggles with all his might to hide his betrayal but her opportunities to learn of it are countless and unpredictable.

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Cast

Emmanuelle Béart as Lucette

Charles Berling as Édouard de Bois d'Enghien

Dominique Blanc as Baroness Duverger

Jacques Bonnaffé as Fontanet

Mathieu Demy as Firmin

Julie Depardieu as Amélie

Sara Forestier as Viviane

Stanislas Merhar as Irrigua

Tom Novembre as Chenneviette

Patrick Timsit as Bouzin

Virginie Hocq as Emilie

Clément Sibony as Antonio

Élizabeth Macocco as The lost guest

Crew

Georges Feydeau Writer

Rosalinde Deville Producer

Pierre-William Glenn Director of Photography

Andrea Sedláčková Editor

Thierry Leproust Production Design

Madeline Fontaine Costume Design

Nathalie Louichon Makeup Artist

Laurence Azouvy Makeup Artist

Pascal Armant Sound Designer

Thomas Desjonquères Supervising Sound Editor

Sandy Notarianni Sound Editor

Pascal Vonhatten Sound Recordist

Quentin Damamme Music

International Releases Dates

France 27 April 2005

Production Companies

France 2 Cinéma

Eléfilm

Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Cinéma

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