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The Town Is Quiet

La Ville Est Tranquille
Direction
ROBERT GUÉDIGUIAN
Screenplay
Jean-Louis Milési
Cinematography
Bernard Cavalié
Editing
Bernard Sasia
Cast
Ariane Ascaride, Pierre Banderet, Jacques Boudet
Producer
Malek Hamzaoui
Edition(s)
25ª

The Town Is Quiet

La Ville Est Tranquille
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  • 132 minutos
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  • colorido
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  • 2000
France

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Impossible loves, racism, violence, drugs, and prostitution. All of these ingredients blend together in the whirl of situations generated by Director Robert Guédiguian. His protagonists are common people involved in small day-to-day tragedies. One of these is Michele who works in a fish market and whose sole objective is to free her daughter from a dependence on drugs. Another is Paul who betrayed his friends who are on strike and wishes to become a taxi driver. There is also Viviane who can no longer stand her husband’s option in politics, and Abderamane who has spent some time in jail and now wants to help his brothers. These and various other characters co-exist in an unstable harmony under the sun of Marseille, the Director?s native city in the south of France. All seems to be at peace, but in truth, the city is not at rest.

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ROBERT GUÉDIGUIAN
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Born in Marseille in 1953. His directorial debut came with Last Summer (1981). From then on, he directed several features, amongst them Til Death Do Us Part (1995). Mostra presented his films Marius and Jeannette (1997), The Town Is Quiet (2000), Marie-Jo and her two lovers (2002), The Last Mitterrand (2005), Armenia (2006) and The Snows of Kilimanjaro (2011).
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