CQ (2001)
Directed by Roman Coppola

Drama / Comedy / Sci-Fi

Film Synopsis

Paris, 1969.  Paul is keen to embark on a career as a filmmaker, and so begins to make a cinéma vérité style film of his own life, much to the chagrin of the girl he lives with, Marlène.  Whilst awaiting his big break, he works as an editor on a trashy fantasy spy movie, the kind of film that holds little, if any, interest for him.  When the film's director is dismissed by its producer, Paul is called upon to step in and save the film.  His moment has come...
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Film Credits

  • Director: Roman Coppola
  • Script: Roman Coppola
  • Cinematographer: Robert D. Yeoman
  • Music: Ed Goldfarb
  • Cast: Jeremy Davies (Paul), Angela Lindvall (Dragonfly), Élodie Bouchez (Marlene), Gérard Depardieu (Andrezej), Giancarlo Giannini (Enzo), Massimo Ghini (Fabrizio), Jason Schwartzman (Felix DeMarco), Billy Zane (Mr. E), John Phillip Law (Chairman), Silvio Muccino (Pippo), Dean Stockwell (Dr. Ballard), Natalia Vodianova (Brigit), Bernard Verley (Trailer Voiceover Actor), L.M. Kit Carson (Fantasy Critic), Chris Bearne (Fantasy Critic), Jean-Paul Scarpitta (Fantasy Critic), Nicolas Saada (Fantasy Critic), Remi Fourquin (Fantasy Critic), Jean-Claude Schlim (Fantasy Critic), Sascha Ley (Fantasy Critic)
  • Country: USA / Luxembourg / France / Italy
  • Language: English / French
  • Support: Color
  • Runtime: 91 min

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