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IMDb19981h 33mSwitzerland

Léopold R.

“Venice, a brush, some paint, and lots of despair”

Synopsis

The painter Léopold Robert took his own life on 20 March 1835 in his Venice studio, at the height of his fame. The central character of this film, the narrator, attempts to discover the causes of the artist's suicide with the help of his voluminous correspondence.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Jean-Blaise Junod
Screenplay & Story
Jean-Blaise Junod
Original Score
Louis Crelier
Original Title
Léopold R.
Country of Origin
Switzerland
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 33m
Production Studios
RTS

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Jean-Blaise Junod

Screenplay & Story

Jean-Blaise Junod

Original Score & Music

Louis Crelier

Film Editing

Jean-Blaise Junod

Producers

Xavier Grin

Department Leadership Roster

Xavier Grin

Xavier Grin

Producer

Jean-Blaise Junod

Director

Jean-Blaise Junod

Editor

Jean-Blaise Junod

Writer

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Frequently Asked Questions About Léopold R.

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Léopold R. about?

The painter Léopold Robert took his own life on 20 March 1835 in his Venice studio, at the height of his fame. The central character of this film, the narrator, attempts to discover the causes of the artist's suicide with the help of his voluminous correspondence.

Who directed Léopold R.?

Léopold R. was directed by Jean-Blaise Junod.

Who stars in Léopold R.?

The principal cast of Léopold R. includes Robert Bouvier, Jacques Bailliart, Carlo Brandt, Caroline Gasser.

When was Léopold R. released and how long is it?

Léopold R. was released in 1998 with a total runtime of 1h 33m.

Who composed the musical score for Léopold R.?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Léopold R. was composed by Louis Crelier.