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Humanité

Name: Humanité
Director: Bruno Dumont
Genre: Drama, Mystery
Released: 1999
Rating: 6.7
Cast: Emmanuel Schotté, Séverine Caneele, Philippe Tullier, Ghislain Ghesquère, Ginette Allègre

In a quiet little French town, two detectives are tasked with investigating the brutal rape and murder of a preteen girl.

1999 · Directed by Bruno Dumont · 149 min · Drama · Mystery · 10 frames

Crew

Written by: Bruno Dumont
Cinematography: Yves Cape
Edited by: Guy Lecorne
Music: Richard Cuvillier
Production design: Marc-Philippe Guerig
Produced by: Jean Bréhat, Rachid Bouchareb

Cast

Emmanuel Schotté as Pharaon De Winter
Séverine Caneele as Domino
Philippe Tullier as Joseph
Ghislain Ghesquère as Police Chief
Ginette Allègre as Pharaon's Mother
Darius as Nurse
Arnaud Brejon de la Lavergnee as The Conservative
Daniel Petillon as Jean
Robert Bunzi as English Policeman
Dominique Pruvost as Virulent Worker

Production

Country: France
Language: French, English
Studios: ARTE France Cinéma, Centre Régional des Ressources Audiovisuelles (CRRAV), 3B Productions, CNC
Themes: small town, child murder, northern france, emotionless, new french extremism, police superintendent

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