GreedPossessions

Overview

Credits non contractual

  • Awards:

    • A tense psychological thriller based on actual tragic events that made headlines in 2003. By the director of The Grocer's Son.
  • Details:

    • Crime / Investigation / Thriller - True story - French - 2010
    • Color
  • Directed by:

    • Eric Guirado (Le Fils de l'Epicier/The Grocer's Son - "Triumphant, a gem of a film" New York Times)
  • Cast:

    • Jérémie Rénier (Summer Hours, Lorna's Silence, The Child - European Film Awards nominee for Best Actor)
    • Julie Depardieu (A Secret - Best Supporting Actress at the Cesar Awards 2007, Female Agents, The Witnesses, Little Lili - Best Supporting Actress and Most Promising Actress at the Cesar Awards 2007)
    • Lucien Jean-Baptiste (La Première Etoile)
    • Alexandra Lamy
  • Produced by:

    • Thomas Anargyros and Edouard de Vésinne (XIII) - Incognita Films
  • Delivery:

    • First semester 2011
  • Medias:

  • Photos

    • Photos soon available

  • Synopsis

    Dreaming of a better life, Bruno and Maryline, 30, move to a small town nestled in the breathtaking French Alps. They are greeted by their landlord Patrick, a successful real-estate developer, and his beautiful wife Gladys, a perfect homemaker. Because their home is not yet ready, Patrick puts them up in another house. But what begins as temporary housing soon turns into a series of moves from one place to the next, until Bruno and his family end up in a hotel, still waiting for their home. As their bitterness and anger builds up, so does intense jealousy over their landlords' wealth, happiness and success... culminating in a bloody outcome.
    A deeply human portrait of the mechanics of jealousy and the treacherous spiral of envy and hatred, this tense psychological thriller is based on actual tragic events that made headlines in 2003.

  • Crew

    A story by
    Eric Guirado and Isabelle Claris

    Screenplay, adaptation and dialogues
    Eric Guirado and Isabelle Claris

    A film by
    Eric Guirado, director of Le Fils de l'Epicier
    (Namur International Film Festival - Best Screenplay and Audience Award, Tüebingen-Stuttgart International French Language Film Festival 2007, Stockholm Film Festival 2008, City Of Lights, City of Angels 2008...)

    Executive producers
    Thomas Anargyros and Edouard de Vésinne
    (XIII)
    Incognita Films

    Production
    Incognita Films, TF1 Droits Audiovisuels, Rhône Alpes Cinéma, with the support of Région Provence Alpes Côtes d'Azur, in partnership with CNC

    DoP
    Thierry Godefroy

    Camera operator
    Isabelle Dumas
    (Françoise Sagan, Tell No One, Tiger Brigades)

    Chief editor
    Laure Gardette
    (Caramel)

    Production designer
    Valérie Faynot
    (The Grocer's Son, first assistant director on Lady Chatterley and Priceless)

    1st assistant director
    Olivier Genet

    Costumes
    Isabelle Pannetier
    (A Prophet, Priceless, Spybound)

    Production manager
    Francis Barrois
    (Asterix and Obelix: Mission Cleopatra)

    Executive producer
    Frédéric Bruneel