Water Drops on Burning Rocks - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Water Drops on Burning Rocks"
Gouttes d'eau sur pierres brûlantes (2000)
Timing:
1:30 (90 min)
6.6/10
112
112
7.123/10
5520
5520
6.7/10
7300
7300
Film crew
Director
Producer
Olivier Delbosc
Producer
Marc Missonnier
Producer
Christine Gozlan
Producer
Writer
Editor
Laurence Bawedin
Editor
Costume Design
Pascaline Chavanne
Costume Design
Production Design
Arnaud de Moléron
Production Design
Set Decoration
Valérie Chemain
Set Decoration
Makeup Artist
Gill Robillard
Makeup Artist
Director of Photography
Sound Mixer
Jean-Pierre Laforce
Sound Mixer
Thanks
Brahim Chioua
Thanks
Screenplay
Choreographer
Sound Editor
Benoît Hillebrant
Sound Editor
What's left behind the scenes
- The screenplay for "Drops of Rain on Hot Stones" is based on the play of the same name (German: Tropfen auf heiße Steine) written by Rainer Werner Fassbinder at the age of nineteen, but never staged by him. However, François Ozon deviated from the provocative nature of the original source: in the play, Leopold was Jewish, and Franz was of pure German descent. Moreover, in Fassbinder's version, Leopold bears the surname Blum, meaning the name of the play's protagonist completely coincides with the name of the main character in James Joyce's novel "Ulysses."
- François Ozon's film, all of whose events unfold in Leopold's apartment, is deliberately theatrical. To this end, the director even preserved the structure of the play – the film is divided into separate acts.
- The world premiere of the film took place on February 13, 2000, at the Berlin International Film Festival. The film participated in the main competition and received the Teddy Award as the best film of the festival addressing the issues of sexual minorities.
- "Raindrops on Hot Stones" is the first film shown as part of Kirill Razlogov's "Cult Cinema" series, broadcast on the Russian TV channel "Kultura."
- The screenplay for "Drops on Hot Stones" is based on the play of the same name (German: Tropfen auf heiße Steine), written by Rainer Werner Fassbinder at the age of nineteen, but never staged by him. However, François Ozon deviated from the provocativeness of the original source: in the play, Leopold was Jewish, and Franz was a purebred German. Moreover, in Fassbinder’s play, Leopold bears the surname Blum, meaning the name of the play's character fully coincides with the name of the main character in James Joyce’s novel "Ulysses".
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