Ce que mes yeux ont vu (2007)
Directed by Laurent de Bartillat
Drama / Thriller
aka: The Vanishing Point
Ce que mes yeux ont vu (2007)
Film Synopsis
Lucie is a young arts student who earns a meagre crust working in a photocopying shop. As she writes her thesis on the 18th century painter Jean-Antoine Watteau she becomes convinced that there is a hidden meaning in his paintings. Just who is the mysterious woman who is seen only from the back in the works of this great master? Can she possibly be someone of importance in the painter's life, someone that Watteau's biographers know nothing of? As she sets about unravelling this mystery, Lucie enlists the help of Vincent, a man who has been dumb since birth. An unknown facet of Watteau's life may be about to be unveiled, nearly three hundred years after his death...© James Travers
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Film Credits
- Director: Laurent de Bartillat
- Script: Laurent de Bartillat, Alain Ross
- Cinematographer: Jean-Marc Selva
- Music: David Moreau
- Cast: Sylvie Testud (Lucie Audibert), Jean-Pierre Marielle (Jean Dussart), James Thiérrée (Vincent), Agathe Dronne (Garance), Christiane Millet (Annabelle Roy - Lucie's mother), Miglen Mirtchev (Ivan), Jean-Gabriel Nordmann (Gasque), Nicolas Pignon (Landlord), Marc Rioufol (Jeweller), Nicolas Braun (Librarian assistant), Hervé Caullery (Hervé - Café-owner), Vincent Deslandres (Jacques), François Pick (Lecturer), Hermine Rigot (Photocopier customer), Alain Ross (Lecturer), Christopher Silva (Photocopier canadian customer), Serpentine Teyssier (Night nurse), Guillaume Tobo (Intern), Istvan Van Heuverzwyn (Auctioneer), Xavier Bonastre (Flemish bidder)
- Country: France
- Language: French
- Support: Color
- Runtime: 88 min
- Aka: The Vanishing Point ; What My Eyes Have Seen
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