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Director:Varda, Agnès, Balchère, Francis, Bonnaire, Sandrine, Causse, Urbain, Perletti, Jean-Louis, Ramdane, Setti
Studio:Ciné Tamaris
Producer:Oury Milshtein
Writer:Agnès Varda
Rating:7.6 (2,448 votes)
Rated:R
Date Added:2012-06-05
ASIN:037429148921
UPC:037429148921
Price:$29.95
Awards:10 wins & 3 nominations
Genre:French films
Release:2010-02-21
IMDb:0089960
Duration:1:45:00
Picture Format:SD
Aspect Ratio:1.66 : 1
Sound:Mono
Languages:French
Subtitles:English
Features:• None
LAC code:300007822
DVD or VHS:DVD
Original:DVD copy
Varda, Agnès, Balchère, Francis, Bonnaire, Sandrine, Causse, Urbain, Perletti, Jean-Louis, Ramdane, Setti  ...  (Director)
Agnès Varda  ...  (Writer)
 
Sandrine Bonnaire  ...  Mona Bergeron, sans toit ni loi
Setti Ramdane  ...  le marocaine qui la trouve
Francis Balchère  ...  un gendarme
Jean-Louis Perletti  ...  un autre
Urbain Causse  ...  un paysan interrogé
Christophe Alcazar  ...  un autre, brûleyrr de fossé
Dominique Durand  ...  le premier motard
Joël Fosse  ...  l'autre, Paulo, amant de Yolande
Patrick Schmit  ...  le camionneur
Daniel Bos  ...  Le démolisseur
Katy Champaud  ...  le jeune fille à la pompe
Raymond Roulle  ...  le vieux aux allumettes
Henri Fridlani  ...  le fossoyeur
Patrick Sokol  ...  le jaune homme au sandwich
Pierre Imbert  ...  le garagiste
Vlasta Vrana  ...  Narrator
Oury Milshtein  ...  Production Manager
Richard Imbert  ...  Son fils
Marthe Jarnias  ...  la vielle Tante Lydie
Yolande Moreau  ...  Yolande, sa bonne
Gabriel Mariani  ...  Son oncle AIMÉ B.I.O.N.N.E.T.
Patrick Lepcynski  ...  David, le juifferrant
Sylvaine Berger  ...  les Bergers
Michèle Doumeche  ...  La p... sur la route
Sabine  ...  le Bergers
Macha Méril  ...  la platonologne Mme Landier
Pierette Soler  ...  La dame qui parle à son mari
Pierre Emonnot  ...  le régisseur pas content
Stéphane Freiss  ...  Jean-Pierre, ingéneuragronome
Laurence Cortadellas  ...  sa femme Eliane
Emmanuel Protopopoff  ...  le routard donneur-de-sang
Vincent Sanchez  ...  L'infirmier
Michel Constantial  ...  Le réigisseur des caisses
'Garibaldi' Fernández  ...  Le maçon au bonnet rond
Alain Roussel  ...  l'homme-des-bois, violent
Yahiaoui Assouna  ...  Yahiaoui 'Assoun' Assouna, tailleur devinges
Aimée Chisci  ...  La régisseur du mas
Marguerite Chisci  ...  Sa femme a la télé et à la lessive
Geneviève Bonfils  ...  la voyageuse méfiante
Christian Chessa  ...  Le Zonard-Mac, a la gare
Setina Arhab  ...  la zonarde
Jacques Berthier  ...  Le petit monsieur bien-mis
Olivier Jongerlinck  ...  le racketeur au photomaton
Rémi Leboucq  ...  Le client racketé
Jean Dambrin  ...  le trichlomane
Bébert Samcir  ...  lr joueur d'harmonica
Patrick Blossier  ...  Cinematographer
Patricia Mazuy  ...  Film Editor
Agnès Varda  ...  Film Editor
Jonathan Liebling  ...  Sound Department
Jean-Paul Mugel  ...  Sound Department
Oliver Jongerlynck  ...  le racketeur au photomaton
Joanna Bruzdowicz  ...  Composer
Jacques Royer  ...  first assistant director
Comments: DFR 136

Summary: Sandrine Bonnaire plays Mona, a vagabond found dead from exposure in the opening scene, whose final few months we follow in flashback. Traipsing through the French countryside in winter, Mona skips along from one situation to another, more interested in survival and sustenance than making any kind of permanent connection, resolute in her individuality. But she touches the lives of those around her, from a cultured professor who sees in her a romantic symbol of social freedom to a farming couple who offers her their way of life with a plot of land to a widow whose stiffness is mellowed by her directness. Yet she remains enigmatic as everyone projects their own fantasies on the alienated figure who meets every obstacle with a retreat to the road. Agnes Varda's chilly view weaves in commentaries and direct address of the bystanders and bit players whose lives are touched by Mona, but they ultimately reveal more about the speaker than the drifter. By the end of the film we don't know much more about her beyond her steely immutability and disconnection, and Varda is resolute in her no-apologies, no-excuses portrait. It's an assured film rich in detail with an enigma at the center. --Sean Axmaker