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Belle and Sebastian
Belle and Sebastian is set high in the snowy Alps during the Second World War. The resourceful Sebastian is a lonely boy who tames and befriends a giant, wild mountain dog, Belle – even though the villagers believe her to be ‘the beast’ that has been killing their sheep.
2013 · Directed by Nicolas Vanier · 104 min · Adventure · 11 frames
Tagline
Two great friends. One grand adventure.
Crew
- Written by: Nicolas Vanier, Fabien Suarez, Juliette Sales
- Cinematography: Éric Guichard
- Edited by: Raphaële Urtin, Stéphanie Pedelacq
- Music: Vladi Slav
- Production design: Sébastian Birchler
- Produced by: Frédéric Brillion, Clément Miserez, Gilles Legrand, Matthieu Warter
Cast
- Félix Bossuet as Sébastien
- Tchéky Karyo as César
- Dimitri Storoge as Guillaume Cimaz
- Mehdi El Glaoui as André
- Andreas Pietschmann as Lieutenant Peter
- Urbain Cancelier as Mayor
- Margaux Chatelier as Angélina
- Paloma Palma as Esther
- Karine Adrover as Esther's Mother
- Loïc Varraut as Esther's Father
Production
- Country: France
- Language: German, French
- Studios: Radar Films, Epithète Films, Gaumont, M6 Films
- Budget: $11,300,000
- Box office: $35,825,575
- Themes: world war ii, based on children's book, dog, boy and dog, alps mountains, children in wartime
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