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6.0 / 10(1 votes)IMDb202021mBelgium

Accords Perdus

Synopsis

Lucie, a discreet young girl, studies the cello at the music Conservatory. One night fellow students convince her of going to a “friendly” get-together. A few drinks later a game of truth is on, in which Lucie got tricked. We follow her torn between peer pressure and her beliefs.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Charlotte Cristin
Screenplay & Story
Simon Bart
Original Score
Gloria Jones
Original Title
Accords Perdus
Country of Origin
Belgium
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
21m
Production Studios
INSAS, Atelier de Réalisation

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Charlotte Cristin

Screenplay & Story

Simon Bart

Original Score & Music

Gloria Jones

Director of Photography

Angela Otten

Film Editing

Mariwenn Arnaud-Joufray

Department Leadership Roster

Angela Otten

Director of Photography

Mariwenn Arnaud-Joufray

Editor

Simon Bart

Screenplay

Charlotte Cristin

Director

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Frequently Asked Questions About Accords Perdus

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

What is Accords Perdus about?

Lucie, a discreet young girl, studies the cello at the music Conservatory. One night fellow students convince her of going to a “friendly” get-together. A few drinks later a game of truth is on, in which Lucie got tricked. We follow her torn between peer pressure and her beliefs.

Who directed Accords Perdus?

Accords Perdus was directed by Charlotte Cristin.

Who stars in Accords Perdus?

The principal cast of Accords Perdus includes Pauline Brisy, Alice Borgers, Selma Raphard, Pascal Jamault.

When was Accords Perdus released and how long is it?

Accords Perdus was released in 2020 with a total runtime of 21m.

Who composed the musical score for Accords Perdus?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Accords Perdus was composed by Gloria Jones.