

Mirliton
Synopsis
After losing his wife, a young man unable to put up with the pain, sinks into schizophrenia. As of this moment, the world, now seen through the filter of his mental condition, changes and becomes a frightening maze. So much so that at a time he collapses in a shopping street of Brussels, falling victim to a heart attack.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Rob Van Eyck
- Screenplay & Story
- Jacques Nyssens, Leo Pleysier
- Original Score
- Luc Kessels
- Original Title
- Mirliton
- Country of Origin
- Belgium
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 11m
- Production Studios
- Flemish Film Productions
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Rob Van Eyck
Jacques Nyssens, Leo Pleysier
Luc Kessels
Luk Stoefs
Rob Van Eyck
Rob Van Eyck
Department Leadership Roster
Rob Van Eyck
Editor
Rob Van Eyck
Producer
Luk Stoefs
Director of Photography
Jacques Nyssens
Writer
Rob Van Eyck
Director
Leo Pleysier
Writer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Mirliton.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Mirliton
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Mirliton about?
After losing his wife, a young man unable to put up with the pain, sinks into schizophrenia. As of this moment, the world, now seen through the filter of his mental condition, changes and becomes a frightening maze. So much so that at a time he collapses in a shopping street of Brussels, falling victim to a heart attack.
Who directed Mirliton?
Mirliton was directed by Rob Van Eyck.
Who stars in Mirliton?
The principal cast of Mirliton includes Jacques Verbist, Guido De Belder, Daniëlle Mukangyrie, Curd Vermeulen, Michel Van Attenhoven.
When was Mirliton released and how long is it?
Mirliton was released in 1978 with a total runtime of 1h 11m.
Who composed the musical score for Mirliton?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Mirliton was composed by Luc Kessels.
