At Père Lachaise
Au Père Lachaise
Synopsis
Père Lachaise cemetery reflects the socio-economic hierarchy of French society during the second half of the 19th century. The film pays homage to the Communards who were shot and whose simple commemorative gravestone contrasts with the insolence of the monuments of the great bourgeois families.
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Pierre-Marie Goulet, Jean-Daniel Pollet
- Original Score
- Antoine Duhamel
- Original Title
- Au Père Lachaise
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 13m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Pierre-Marie Goulet, Jean-Daniel Pollet
Antoine Duhamel
Noël Véry
Françoise Geissler
Department Leadership Roster
Noël Véry
Director of Photography
Françoise Geissler
Editor
Pierre-Marie Goulet
Director
Jean-Daniel Pollet
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About At Père Lachaise
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is At Père Lachaise about?
Père Lachaise cemetery reflects the socio-economic hierarchy of French society during the second half of the 19th century. The film pays homage to the Communards who were shot and whose simple commemorative gravestone contrasts with the insolence of the monuments of the great bourgeois families.
Who directed At Père Lachaise?
At Père Lachaise was directed by Pierre-Marie Goulet, Jean-Daniel Pollet.
Who stars in At Père Lachaise?
The principal cast of At Père Lachaise includes Not specified.
When was At Père Lachaise released and how long is it?
At Père Lachaise was released in 1986 with a total runtime of 13m.
Who composed the musical score for At Père Lachaise?
The original motion picture soundtrack for At Père Lachaise was composed by Antoine Duhamel.