

See You at Régis Debray
Synopsis
Paris. The year is 1969. Andreas Baader on the run from the law in Germany hides out in the apartment of the political intellectual Régis Debray who at the same time is serving what is supposed to be a long prison term in Bolivia.
Top Cast
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- Director
- C.S. Leigh
- Screenplay & Story
- C.S. Leigh
- Original Score
- Ryoji Ikeda
- Original Title
- See You at Régis Debray
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 11m
- Production Studios
- Museumfilm, Copperfield Communications
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
C.S. Leigh
C.S. Leigh
Ryoji Ikeda
Noriko Morimura, David G. Gamble, C.S. Leigh
Department Leadership Roster
Noriko Morimura
Producer
Petra Barchi
Production Design
C.S. Leigh
Producer
C.S. Leigh
Director
C.S. Leigh
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About See You at Régis Debray
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is See You at Régis Debray about?
Paris. The year is 1969. Andreas Baader on the run from the law in Germany hides out in the apartment of the political intellectual Régis Debray who at the same time is serving what is supposed to be a long prison term in Bolivia.
Who directed See You at Régis Debray?
See You at Régis Debray was directed by C.S. Leigh.
Who stars in See You at Régis Debray?
The principal cast of See You at Régis Debray includes Lars Eidinger.
When was See You at Régis Debray released and how long is it?
See You at Régis Debray was released in 2005 with a total runtime of 1h 11m.
Who composed the musical score for See You at Régis Debray?
The original motion picture soundtrack for See You at Régis Debray was composed by Ryoji Ikeda.
