Une trop bruyante solitude (1996) - film review

Véra Caïs

Fantasy

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Une trop bruyante solitude is a French-German fantasy film first released in 1996, directed by Véra Caïs. The film stars Philippe Noiret, Jean-Claude Dreyfus, Vlastimil Brodský, Jirí Menzel and Kveta Fialová. It has also been released under the title: Too Loud a Solitude. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Director: Véra Caïs
Script: Bohumil Hrabal, Véra Caïs
Photo: Girolamo La Rosa
Music: Stéphane Moucha, Stanislas Syrewicz
Cast: Philippe Noiret (Hanta), Jean-Claude Dreyfus (Chief), Vlastimil Brodský (Uncle Albert), Jirí Menzel (Professor), Kveta Fialová (Old Mancinka), Dana Moravková (Young Mancinka), Martin Dejdar (Pedro), Michaela Kuklová (Turquoise gypsy), Agathe de La Fontaine (Ilonka), Ivan Gubel (Giant), Milan Steindler (Driver), Markéta Hrubesová (Diva), Vincent Martin (Sexton)
Country: Czech Republic / France / Germany
Language: French / Czech
Runtime: 90 min
Aka: Too Loud a Solitude

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