LA LOI DU MARCHÉ
France
Synopsis
At 51 , after 20 months of unemployment, Thierry starts a new job that soon puts him to face a moral dilemma . To keep his job, can he accept everything?
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STEPHANE BRIZÉ
Screenwriter, director and actor Stéphane Brizé was born in 1966 in Rennes, France. He worked as a technician in
television, studied acting and began directing for theatre. He made the shorts BLEU DOMMAGE (1993) and L’OEIL TRAÎNE (1996) and, in 1999, his feature debut LE BLEU DES VILLES.
He received the San Sebastian IFF’s CEC Award for Best Film for NOT HERE TO BE LOVED in 2005 and a César for Best Adapted Screenplay for MADEMOISELLE CHAMBON (2010).
INTERVIEW with Vincent Lindon
Screenwriter, director and actor Stéphane Brizé was born in 1966 in Rennes, France. He worked as a technician in
television, studied acting and began directing for theatre. He made the shorts BLEU DOMMAGE (1993) and L’OEIL TRAÎNE (1996) and, in 1999, his feature debut LE BLEU DES VILLES.
He received the San Sebastian IFF’s CEC Award for Best Film for NOT HERE TO BE LOVED in 2005 and a César for Best Adapted Screenplay for MADEMOISELLE CHAMBON (2010).
INTERVIEW with Vincent Lindon
Cast & Crew
Directed by: Stéphane Brizé
Written by: Stéphane Brizé, Olivier Gorce
Produced by: Christophe Rossignon, Philip Boëffard
Cinematography: Eric Dumont
Editing: Anne Klotz
Production Design: Valerie Saradjian
Costume Design: Anne Dunsford
Sound Design: Emmanuelle Villard
Cast: Karin de Mirbeck (Thierry's wife), Matthie Schaller (Thierry's son), Vincent Lindon ( Thierry)
Nominations and Awards
- European Actor 2015
- Feature Film Selection 2015
