They never forget

They never forget is a French film of Christopher Frank left in 1994.

Synopsis

Julien is a filled man: he is married with Anne and father of a boy, Charles and works in a cabinet of coverings of credits. One day, in the coffee opposite its cabinet, it meets Angela, an young woman. Knowing that Charles and Anne are absent during a few days, it profits to take along Angela at his place and sleep with her. But what he believed a history without a future quickly will turn to the nightmare when Angela comes to badger it him and its family.

Data sheet

Realization: Christopher Frank
Scenario: Christopher Frank and Jean-Marc Roberts
Producing: Paul Claudon (producing associated), Michele de Broca (producing) and Jean Nachbaur (executive producer)
Music: Jean-Marie Sénia
Assembly: Catherine Dubeau
Image: Bertrand Chatry
Distribution of the roles: Helene Bernardin
Creation of the decorations: Dominique Andre
Creation of the costumes: Yvette Frank
Exit into the room: April 13rd 1994
Lasted: 1:47
Kind: Psychological drama

Distribution

Thierry Lhermitte: Julien Barnier
Maruschka Detmers: Anne Barnier
Nadia Farès: Angela
Umberto Orsini : Vienna
Patrick Timsit: Serge Darrès
Marie-Christine Adam: Guennec
Johann Martel: Charles
Vincent Planchais: Jim
Bernard Freyd: Doumene
Patrick Floersheim: Moretti
Marina Divided into volumes: ARIANE
Alain Frérot: Sarret
Georges Siatidis: Phil
Margarida Marinho : DaN
Jean-Claude Vogel: Boy with the bowling
Charlotte Clamens: Nurse
Alain Hocine: Carpark Awaiting
Claudine Delvaux: Voice on the telephone
Gisele Lathe: Secretary of Doumene
Antoine Valli: The associate of Julien (not credited)

Around film

Full number of entries at the end of the exclusiveness (Paris): 55088 entries
Many rooms of exit (Paris): 21 rooms
Many weeks of exclusiveness (Paris): 6 weeks
Number of entry first week (Paris) 32068 entries
Full number of entry at the end of the exclusiveness (France) 143514 entries

Anecdote

It is about last film of Christopher Frank because he died shortly after the end of turning on November 23rd, 1993, of the continuations of an heart attack at the time when he assembled it.

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