Nathalie
Oct 26, 1989 · 15m
Director
Richard CaesarOverview
A little girl runs after a lost ball and ends up in a large, old cemetery. In this strange, strange environment of light and silence, she meets a man, the gravedigger. The man takes her into his hut, an enchanted world where dozens of self-carved puppets give it an eerie life. There he tells her things about sin, purity and preservation that she does not understand and yet to which she reacts with a strange fascination. As he talks and plays with his puppets, the man gets closer and closer to her until his hands gently wrap around her neck...
Cast of Nathalie
Crew of Nathalie
Richard CaesarEditor, Writer, Director- Ayse HaeseAssistant Director, Writer
- Tom GläserProducer
- Dominic RothOriginal Music Composer
- Torsten BreuerDirector of Photography
- Rosie BerrotProduction Design
- Sebastian HarbothProduction Design
- Sven KaiserAssistant Director
- Oswald von RichthofenLine Producer
- Angelika MyskaMakeup Artist
- Jürgen HahnAssistant Director
- Michael GriehlSound Mixer
- Uwe WalterUnit Manager
- Holger GimpelSound
- Gerhard HirschAssistant Camera
- Margret RunProduction Manager
- Benedikt RöskauFoley Artist
- Birgit ChlupazekMakeup Artist
Robert KulzerGaffer- Thomas RennertBoom Operator
About Nathalie
What is Nathalie about?
A little girl runs after a lost ball and ends up in a large, old cemetery. In this strange, strange environment of light and silence, she meets a man, the gravedigger. The man takes her into his hut, an enchanted world where dozens of self-carved puppets give it an eerie life. There he tells her things about sin, purity and preservation that she does not understand and yet to which she reacts…
When was Nathalie released?
Nathalie was released on October 26, 1989.
How long is Nathalie?
Nathalie runs 15 minutes.
Who directed Nathalie?
Nathalie was directed by Richard Caesar.
Who is in the cast of Nathalie?
The cast of Nathalie includes Zyrus Gaschkai (Child), Sabine Haberger (Girl), Axel Gundlach (Man), Serge Haller (Boy) and Matthias Hell (Warden).