A Stormy Summer Night
Oct 07, 2015 · 1h 23m
Director
Fabrice CamoinOverview
Pierre and Maria, a Parisian couple, travel to Spain with their daughter and her friend. When a violent storm hits they must settle for the night in a tiny hotel in a small Andalusian city. This small city has been the scene of a crime of passion. The police search the murderer, an immigrant worker. The whole city is aroused by this murderous act which roused resentment and a dangerous desire for vengeance...
Cast of A Stormy Summer Night
Crew of A Stormy Summer Night
Fabrice CamoinScreenplay, Director
Ariane FertScreenplay
Marguerite DurasNovel- Yaël FogielProducer
- Laetitia GonzalezProducer
- Nathalie ValletExecutive Producer
Alexis RaultOriginal Music Composer- David ChizalletDirector of Photography
Pierric Gantelmi d'IlleDirector of Photography- Muriel BretonEditor
Constance DemontoyCasting- Michael TaupinCasting
- Marion TouitouCasting
- Emmanuel de ChauvignyProduction Design
- Christophe OffretProduction Design
- Bethsabée DreyfusCostume Design
- Nathalie TabareauMakeup Artist
- Milou SannerHairstylist
- Alain LévySound
About A Stormy Summer Night
What is A Stormy Summer Night about?
Pierre and Maria, a Parisian couple, travel to Spain with their daughter and her friend. When a violent storm hits they must settle for the night in a tiny hotel in a small Andalusian city. This small city has been the scene of a crime of passion. The police search the murderer, an immigrant worker. The whole city is aroused by this murderous act which roused resentment and a dangerous desire…
When was A Stormy Summer Night released?
A Stormy Summer Night was released on October 7, 2015.
How long is A Stormy Summer Night?
A Stormy Summer Night runs 1 hour 23 minutes (83 minutes).
Who directed A Stormy Summer Night?
A Stormy Summer Night was directed by Fabrice Camoin.
Who is in the cast of A Stormy Summer Night?
The cast of A Stormy Summer Night includes Marina Foïs (Maria), Sami Bouajila (Nabil), Valérie Donzelli (Louise), Louis-Do de Lencquesaing (Pierre) and Olivier Desautel (Josep).