Flight of the Storks Vol des Cigognes (Le)
Overview
Credits non contractual
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Awards:
- A tense intercontinental thriller based on the novel by best-selling author Jean-Christophe Grangé, “Flight of the Storks” published in more than 15 languages.
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Details:
- 2x90 min - 'Action' - 'Adventure' - 'Crime /
Investigation / Thriller' - 'Literary adaptation' - English
- 2011 - Color - 2.35 - Stereo + 5.1 - HD masters available
- 2x90 min - 'Action' - 'Adventure' - 'Crime /
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Based on the novel b:
- Jean-Christophe Grangé (Crimson Rivers)
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Directed by:
- Jan Kounen (Coco Chanel, Igor Stravinsky)
Cast:
- Harry Treadaway (Lone Ranger, Fish Tank, Control, City of Ember)
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Rutger Hauer (Batman Begins, Sin City, Blade Runner, The Hitcher)
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Perdita Weeks (Titanic series, The Promise, The Tudors)
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Clemens Schick (Largo Winch 2)
- Harry Treadaway (Lone Ranger, Fish Tank, Control, City of Ember)
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Produced by:
- Europacorp Television (XIII)
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Delivery:
- Completed
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Medias:
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Photos
Synopsis
Jonathan Anselme, a young English academic, teams up with Max Böhm, an amateur ornithologist, to follow storks on their migration from Switzerland to Africa. Max wants to find out why some birds never return from this journey. However, after Max is found dead in mysterious circumstances, Jonathan decides to make the trip alone, never suspecting that he will find himself caught up in an international web of intrigue. While the Swiss detective Dumaz investigates Max Böhm’s murky past, Jonathan is forced to confront his own troubled history. He uncovers a trail of grisly murders travelling through Bulgaria, Turkey, the Middle East, Congo along the pathway of the migrating storks and their deadly secret.
Crew
- A thriller directed by
Jan Kounen
Written by
Jean-Christophe Grangé and Denis McGrath (XIII the series)
Based on the novel by
Jean-Christophe Grangé
(Crimson Rivers)
Director of photography
Lance Gewer
(Tsotsi)
- A thriller directed by
Press
"Jan Kounen draws us into a wild, intuitive and freethinking adventure story"
TV MAG
"A spectacular fiction"
METRO
"A hypnotic and hallucinatory directing style"
L'EXPRESS
"An entertaining thriller, well played, wonderfully directed and enhanced by breathtaking landscapes"
TELERAMA
"Harry Treadaway delivers a top-notch performance in the lead role"
VERSION FEMINA
The novel





