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6.1/10   346 votes
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Director:
Jacob Berger
Writers:
Pascal Barollier (writer)
Jacob Berger (writer)
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Contact:
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Release Date:
13 November 2002 (France) more
Genre:
Drama
Plot:
While the whole world thinks writer Léo Shepherd is dead, he is kidnapped by his son Paul. full summary | add synopsis
Awards:
3 nominations more
User Comments:
acting quality upgraded the movie more (11 total)

Cast

  (in credits order)

Gérard Depardieu ... Leo Shepherd
Guillaume Depardieu ... Paul
Sylvie Testud ... Virginia
Julien Boisselier ... Arthur

Noémie Kocher ... Marthe
Hiam Abbass ... Salma
Frédéric Polier ... Andre
Pierre-Alexandre Crevaux ... Paul, Age 8
Pippa Schallier ... Virginia, Age 11

Johanna Mohs ... Pippi
Jacques Frantz ... Antoine Levy
Sten Eirik ... Sven Boland
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Karina Aktouf ... Paul's fiancee

Roberto Bestazzoni ... Policeman
Manuela Biedermann ... Hospital nurse
Marc Brunet ... Policeman
Jonas Finlay ... Ship's officer

Martin Forsström ... Sailor

Cory Hogan ... Eskimo child
Robert Jadah ... Stockholm usher

Stefan Kollmuss ... Swiss Gendarme
Ulla-Carin Lindquist ... Lotta Nielsen
Elisabeth Niederer ... Dead woman
Johan Paulsen ... Ship´s Doctor
Manuel Tadros ... M. Azouz
Richard Ulfsäter ... Sailor
Urs-Peter Wolters ... Hospital doctor

Gregory Terlecki ... Nobel prize dignitary (uncredited)
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Directed by
Jacob Berger 
 
Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Pascal Barollier  writer
Jacob Berger  writer
Ed Radtke  writer

Produced by
Patrick Bordier .... executive producer
Michael Cowan .... co-executive producer (as Michael Lionello Cowan)
Gérard Depardieu .... producer
Jean-Pierre Guérin .... producer
Claude Léger .... co-producer
Alex Marshall .... associate producer
Jason Piette .... co-executive producer
David Rogers .... co-executive producer
Hamish Skeggs .... line producer: UK
Jonathan Vanger .... co-producer
Ruth Waldburger .... co-producer
Clive Waldron .... associate producer: UK
 
Original Music by
Jean-Claude Petit 
 
Cinematography by
Pascal Marti 
 
Film Editing by
Cathy Chamorey 
 
Casting by
Nicolas Ronchi 
 
Production Design by
Pierre Allard 
Kay Brown 
Ivan Niclass 
 
Art Direction by
Kay Brown 
 
Set Decoration by
Nadine Petit Clerc 
 
Costume Design by
Suzie Harman 
Kay Nigg-Devanthey  (as Kay Devanthey)
 
Makeup Department
Gaétan Landry .... hair stylist
Joan Patricia Parris .... makeup artist: Canada
 
Production Management
Thierry Bettas-Bégalin .... production supervisor
Daniel Boudreau .... assistant unit manager
Fabrice Gasser .... assistant unit manager
Ginette Guillard .... production manager
Paul Hart-Wilden .... unit production manager: UK
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jerome Franc .... third assistant director: UK
Fabrice Grange .... first assistant director
Julien Greco .... assistant director trainee
Janine Law .... second assistant director: UK
 
Art Department
Dion Boothby .... set dresser
Andrea Christelis .... assistant art director
Michel Doré .... storyboard artist
Johnny Hawkins .... production buyer
 
Sound Department
Howard Bargroff .... sound re-recording mixer
Howard Bargroff .... sound
Ben Barker .... foley editor
Steve Cook .... sound supervisor: UK
Colin Cooper .... adr recordist
Max Hoskins .... supervising sound editor
Jean-Paul Mugel .... sound
Yves-Marie Omnes .... boom operator
Kath Pollard .... assistant sound re-recording mixer
Ben Wilkins .... sound editor
 
Special Effects by
Pierre Riverin .... special effects technician
Antonio Vidosa .... special effects foreman
Martin Williams .... special effects technician
 
Visual Effects by
Frederic Moreau .... visual effects
 
Stunts
Rémi Canaple .... assistant stunt coordinator
Rémi Canaple .... stunts
Patrick Cauderlier .... stunt coordinator
Yan Dron .... stunt double: Guillaume Depardieu
Stéphane Lefebvre .... stunt coordinator
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Roch Boucher .... second assistant camera
Ciro Candia .... second assistant camera: UK
Andre Chemetoff .... second assistant camera
Mark Evans .... gaffer: UK
Antonin Gendre .... key grip
Colin Houben .... assistant camera
Agnès Letessier .... assistant camera
Estelle Marcoux .... trainee camera: Montréal
Christian Navennec .... first assistant camera: Canada
Mario Radinovic .... video operator
Brent Robinson .... underwater first assistant camera
Virginie Trottet .... camera trainee: combo
John Ward .... Steadicam operator: UK
 
Casting Department
Elsa Pharaon .... casting: children
 
Editorial Department
Floriane Allier .... assistant editor
 
Transportation Department
Luc Bouthillier .... driver
Richard Chabot .... driver: cast
Réal Hamel .... picture car coordinator
Andrée Roy .... driver (as Andree Roy)
 
Other crew
Maria Apps .... runner: UK
Véronique Arcouette .... second set production assistant
Guy Aumond .... production accountant
Shirine Best .... development assistant
Daniel Boudreau .... set production assistant
Ruth Charest .... coordinator
Michael Goring .... runner: UK
Mel Hider .... assistant: Mr. Cowan and Mr. Piette
Hugh Ip .... production coordinator: UK
Lucile Joly .... production assistant
Emily Kyriakides .... assistant: Mr. Cowan and Mr. Piette
Francois Larose .... set runner
Lucy Shuttleworth .... development executive
Benoit Thériault .... production assistant
Geoff Weate .... runner: UK
 

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Additional Details

Also Known As:
A Loving Father (International: English title)
Honor Your Father (Philippines: English title)
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Runtime:
103 min (Locarno Film Festival)
Color:
Color (Fujicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital
Certification:
Australia:MA | Netherlands:AL | France:U | Switzerland:14 (canton of Geneva) | Switzerland:14 (canton of Vaud)
Company:
Canal+ more

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
The ferry scenes were actually shot on the Isle of Wight ferry England. more

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6 out of 8 people found the following comment useful.
acting quality upgraded the movie, 27 June 2004
9/10
Author: mrmarkab1 from new york, usa

The high level of acting and the intensity of the performances raised the overall quality of the film. Though aspects of the film may have been somewhat unrealistic,it was certainly true to itself. I also believe that it just as easily relates to any father/son relationship (where there is an inability to get past ones self and their own feelings)as it does to a famous father/son relationship. As one of the other people who issued a comment "that the film was only a form of therapy for the director" I would say that almost any work of art that is deeply felt is in a sense a form of therapy for the artist. Hopefully the therapy helped. I certainly enjoyed it.

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