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Thérèse ()

Thérèse Desqueyroux (original title)
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An unhappily married woman struggles to break free from social pressures.

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Thérèse Larroque - épouse Desqueyroux
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Bernard Desqueyroux
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Anne de la Trave
Catherine Arditi ...
Madame de la Trave
Isabelle Sadoyan ...
Tante Clara
Francis Perrin ...
Monsieur Larroque
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Jean Azevedo
Max Morel ...
Balion
Françoise Goubert ...
Balionte
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Monsieur de la Trave
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Thérèse Larroque à 15 ans
Matilda Marty-Giraut ...
Anne de la Trave à 15 ans
Gérard Bayle ...
Pedemay
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Maître Duros
Bernard Lebeau ...
Ponte Bordeaux
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Le juge
Jack Delbalat ...
Le pharmacien Darquey
Jérôme Thibault ...
Deguilhem
Francis Ayliès ...
Le prêtre
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Raymond Beyeler ...
Un client de l'hôtel de Baden Baden (uncredited)

Directed by

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Claude Miller

Written by

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François Mauriac ... (novel)
 
Natalie Carter ... (written by) &
Claude Miller ... (written by)

Produced by

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Frédéric Bruneel ... executive producer
Yves Marmion ... producer

Cinematography by

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Gérard de Battista

Editing by

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Véronique Lange

Editorial Department

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Chrystel Alépée ... first assistant editor
Jean-Baptiste Combette ... digital dailies supervisor
François Dupuy ... technical manager: digimage
Charles Fréville ... digital colorist
Anne-Sophie Henry-Cavillon ... post production supervisor
Mathieu Liron ... digital lab operator
Fabien Napoli ... dailies color grader
Jérôme Pey ... additional assistant editor

Production Design by

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Laurence Brenguier

Costume Design by

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Jacqueline Bouchard

Makeup Department

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Oriane Boutry ... hair stylist
Lucía Bretones-Méndez ... key makeup artist
Paul de Fisser ... key hair stylist
Diane Duchesne ... makeup artist
Elsa Gendre ... makeup artist
Christelle Laromanière ... additional makeup artist: extras
Jane Milon ... key hair stylist
Yumiko Oka ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Juliette Bayle ... production secretary
Bruno Bernard ... production manager
Xavier Fabre ... production manager: Bordeaux
Abraham Goldblat ... post-production supervisor
Louis Lemoine ... unit manager
Pierre Vaysse ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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César Chabrol ... third assistant director
Stephanie Pulcrano ... second assistant director (as Stéphanie Barascut)
Hervé Ruet ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Bernard Chedin ... production buyer
Dominique Grillet ... property master
Fabien Lang ... props
Pierre Moreau ... painter
Adrien Roman ... assistant art director

Sound Department

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Yannick Blanquet ... boom operator
Pascal Chauvin ... foley artist
Vincent Cosson ... adr recordist
Cédric Deloche ... dialogue editor
Geraldine Falieu ... assistant sound editor
Dominique Gaborieau ... re-recording mixer
Damien Lazzerini ... re-recording mixer
Gwennolé Le Borgne ... sound
Kevin Le Godec ... sound trainee
Michel Monier ... sound consultant: dolby
Pierre Picq ... boom operator
Éric Rophé ... sound (as Eric Rophe)
Franck Tassel ... foley artist
Matthieu Tertois ... sound mix technician

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Estelle Chesneau ... digital compositor
Thomas Duval ... visual effects supervisor
Nicolas Lacroix ... visual effects coordinator
Sergeï Lourié ... digital compositor
Gianni Manno ... digital compositor
Fredrik Monteil ... digital compositor
Sebastien Rame ... compositing supervisor
Isabelle Ramnou ... matte painting
Niranjan Siva ... digital compositor
Annabelle Troukens ... visual effects producer
William Untereiner ... visual effects artist

Stunts

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Philippe Guégan ... stunt advisor

Camera and Electrical Department

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Luis Armando Arteaga ... camera operator: "b" camera / director of photography: second unit
Audrey Bordessoules ... video assistant
Eddy Brière ... still photographer
Celine Croze ... second assistant camera
Stéphane Degnieau ... first assistant camera
Frédéric Deprez ... electrician
Rodolphe Lauga ... steadicam operator
Jean-Philippe Louis ... generator operator
Edouard Omnès ... grip
Guillaume Pitel ... electrician
Eric Sicot ... first assistant camera
Jean-Baptiste Thibaud ... aerial camera operator: close range
Lucie Zappa ... second assistant camera

Casting Department

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Adèle Bruchert ... extras casting
Julie Glenn ... casting: recruiter

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Paule Mangenot ... costume supervisor
Joanna Texier ... costume

Music Department

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Mathieu Alvado ... music arranger
Benjamin Caillaud ... music scoring mixer
Gautier Carbonneaux ... assistant music mixer
Samy Cheboub ... mockup programmer
Roger Linley ... musician: double bass
Elise Luguern ... music supervisor
Everton Nelson ... concertmaster

Script and Continuity Department

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Carole Kornmann ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Frédéric Cauvy ... weapons armorer
Vanessa Jerrom ... press: international
Patrick Kesteloot ... animals
Jean-Claude Le Bras ... gaffer
Florence Narozny ... press officer
André-Paul Ricci ... press attache
Julien Selak ... post-production coordinator: Digimage cinéma
Claire Vorger ... press: international

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The year is 1926. In the Landes region, free-spirited Thérèse Larroque, the daughter of a wealthy pinery owner and radical-socialist politician, marries Bernard Desqueyroux, another pinery owner. Although she does it half-heartedly, she thinks that marriage may help her to "sort out all the ideas in her mind". But her disappointment is great. Her wedding night is all but fascinating and when she becomes pregnant she realizes the baby matters more to Bernard than herself. While Thérèse stifles in her husband's beautiful residence among stiff in-laws who do not think high of her, ideas keep on roaming her mind. Written by Guy Bellinger

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Taglines The fate of a woman. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Therese Desqueyroux (France)
  • Thérèse (United States)
  • Thérèse (Canada, English title)
  • Thérèse (United Kingdom)
  • Thérèse (Germany)
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Runtime
  • 110 min
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Budget $12,700,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Mauriac's novel is inspired by the Henriette Canaby attempted murder case (1906). See more »
Movie Connections Referenced in Mugging (2014). See more »
Soundtracks No 2 in A Flat (Andantino) [6 moments musicaux, Op. 94 D 780] See more »

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