Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy
Dec 20, 2011 · 1h 30m
Director
William KarelOverview
Documentary about french president Nicholas Sarkozy, who he is, his personal life, failures, politics and what he has achieved under his reign. Several foreign correspondents gives their view.
Cast of Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy
Marie-Roger BiloaSelf - Journalist Africa International- Charles BremnerSelf - Journalist The Times
- Angela CharltonSelf - Journalist APTN
- Ayache DerradjiSelf - Journalist Al Jazeera TV
- Steven ErlangerSelf - Journalist New-York Times
- Christian FraserSelf - Journalist BBC
- Vadim GluskerSelf - Journalist NTV
- John LichfieldSelf - Journalist The Independent
- Octavi MartíSelf - Journalist El Pais
- Stephan MerseburgerSelf - Journalist ZDF
- Joëlle MeskensSelf - Journalist Le Soir
- Sophie PedderSelf - Journalist The Economist
- Alberto RomagnoliSelf - Journalist RAI
- Zheng RuolinSelf - Journalist Wen Hui Bao
- Jean-Philippe SchallerSelf - Journalist TSR
- Stefan SimonsSelf - Journalist Der Spiegel
- Yoav TokerSelf - Journalist Israelian TV
- Alberto ToscanoSelf - Journalist Panorama
Crew of Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy
About Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy
What is Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy about?
Documentary about french president Nicholas Sarkozy, who he is, his personal life, failures, politics and what he has achieved under his reign. Several foreign correspondents gives their view.
When was Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy released?
Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy was released on December 20, 2011.
How long is Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy?
Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy?
Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy was directed by William Karel.
Who is in the cast of Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy?
The cast of Looking for Nicolas Sarkozy includes Marie-Roger Biloa (Self - Journalist Africa International), Charles Bremner (Self - Journalist The Times), Angela Charlton (Self - Journalist APTN), Ayache Derradji (Self - Journalist Al Jazeera TV) and Steven Erlanger (Self - Journalist New-York Times).