The Nun - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "The Nun"
La Religieuse (1966)
Timing:
2:20 (140 min)
7.1/10
100
100
7.237/10
1043
1043
7.5/10
3500
3500
Film crew
Director
Producer
Writer
Editor
Denise de Casabianca
Editor
Costume Design
Gitt Magrini
Costume Design
Production Design
Jean-Jacques Fabre
Production Design
Guy Littaye
Production Design
Makeup Artist
Jacky Reynal
Makeup Artist
Original Music Composer
Jean-Claude Eloy
Original Music Composer
Associate Producer
Roger Ferret
Associate Producer
Second Assistant Director
Claude Bakka
Second Assistant Director
Pierre Fabre
Second Assistant Director
Alexis Poliakoff
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Alain Levent
Director of Photography
Musician
Jean-Pierre Drouet
Musician
Costumer
Jeanine Herrly
Costumer
Script Supervisor
Lydie Mahias
Script Supervisor
Hairstylist
Cristóbal Criado
Hairstylist
Still Photographer
Pierre Zucca
Still Photographer
First Assistant Director
Philippe Fourastié
First Assistant Director
Production Manager
Roger Scipion
Production Manager
Novel
Denis Diderot
Novel
Sound Designer
Assistant Editor
Anne Dubot
Assistant Editor
François Geiller
Assistant Editor
Key Grip
Roger Robert
Key Grip
Gaffer
Roger Delattre
Gaffer
Conductor
Boris Vinogradov
Conductor
Sound
Urbain Loiseau
Sound
Guy Villette
Sound
Production Secretary
Colette Roy
Production Secretary
What's left behind the scenes
- The film is based on the novel of the same name by Denis Diderot.
- Even during filming, attempts were repeatedly made to ban the film. Associations of parents of students from independent schools (APEL) collected tens of thousands of signatures on a petition against the film. In 1966, the French Minister of Culture banned the screening of "The Nun." However, this did not prevent the film from passing the Cannes Film Festival selection committee. A paradoxical situation arose: in 1966, France was represented at the festival by a film banned in France itself. The ban was lifted a year later.
- Even during filming, attempts were repeatedly made to ban the film. Associations of parents of students from independent schools (APEL) collected tens of thousands of signatures on a petition against the film. In 1966, the French Minister of Culture banned the screening of “The Nun.” However, this did not prevent the film from passing the selection committee of the Cannes Film Festival. A paradoxical situation arose: in 1966, France was represented at the festival by a film banned in France itself. The ban was lifted a year later.
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