Le nom de la lune (2022) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 21, 2022

Original Title:
Le nom de la lune

Genres:
Drama | Romance

Production Countries:
France

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 62

A conversation can change everything…

Thomas, a 25-year-old young man, goes to social events without managing to fit in with the crowd. One evening on returning from one of them, disappointed, he decides to reproject himself there mentally. It is then that he will meet a mysterious young girl there...

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Assistant Camera:
Adrien Payet

Assistant Director:
Chiara Favilli

Camera Operator:
Candice Henssien
Aymeric Tempier

Colorist:
Adrien Payet

Compositor:
Roman Stachurski

Director:
Adrien Caulier

Director of Photography:
Tina Rilli

Drone Operator:
Gary Beaujoin

Editor:
Adrien Caulier

Electrician:
Guillaume Julien

Manager of Operations:
Maximilien Morato

Mixing Engineer:
Alexis Pinto

Producer:
Gary Beaujoin
Adrien Payet
Aymeric Tempier

Script:
Margot Sévetier

Sound Assistant:
Maël Lépine

Sound Engineer:
Lisa Minervini
Alexis Pinto

Writer:
Adrien Caulier

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