Blonde Animals
Bêtes blondes
Synopsis
Fabien, former star of a television show, always seems disoriented when he wakes up. He feels abandoned since the disappearance of Corinne, his co-star, whom he loved so much. Nothing surprises him already, not even his encounter with Yoni, a sad young man, who carries in a bag a beautiful and disturbing token of his own loss.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
Venice Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Maxime Matray, Alexia Walther
- Original Title
- Bêtes blondes
- Country of Origin
- France
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 40m
- Production Studios
- Ecce Films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Maxime Matray, Alexia Walther
Simon Beaufils
Jeanne Sarfati, Martial Salomon
Emmanuel Chaumet
Department Leadership Roster
Emmanuel Chaumet
Producer
Jeanne Sarfati
Editor
Martial Salomon
Editor
Maxime Matray
Director
Alexia Walther
Director
Simon Beaufils
Director of Photography
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Frequently Asked Questions About Blonde Animals
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Blonde Animals about?
Fabien, former star of a television show, always seems disoriented when he wakes up. He feels abandoned since the disappearance of Corinne, his co-star, whom he loved so much. Nothing surprises him already, not even his encounter with Yoni, a sad young man, who carries in a bag a beautiful and disturbing token of his own loss.
Who directed Blonde Animals?
Blonde Animals was directed by Maxime Matray, Alexia Walther.
Who stars in Blonde Animals?
The principal cast of Blonde Animals includes Thomas Scimeca, Basile Meilleurat, Agathe Bonitzer, Pierre Moure, Margaux Fabre.
When was Blonde Animals released and how long is it?
Blonde Animals was released in 2018 with a total runtime of 1h 40m.