Belle and Sebastian: Next Generation (2022) [N/A]

Release Date:
October 19, 2022

Original Title:
Belle et Sébastien - Nouvelle génération

Alternate Titles:
Bella un Sebastjēns: Jaunā paaudze
Belle and Sébastien: The New Generation
Belle und Sebastian - ein Sommer voller Abenteuer

Genres:
Adventure | Drama | Family

Production Companies:
Gaumont
M6 Films
Radar Films

Production Countries:
France

Ratings / Certifications:
AU: PG  CZ: U  DE: 6  FR: TP  RU: 12+  SK: 7 

Runtime: 96

10-year-old Sebastien reluctantly spends his vacation in the mountains with his grandmother and aunt. Helping them with the sheep is hardly an exciting prospect for a city boy like him - but that is without considering his encounter with Belle, a huge dog mistreated by her owner. Ready to do anything to fight injustice and to protect his new-found friend, Sebastien will spend the craziest summer of his life.

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ADR Supervisor:
Tom Nicolas

Additional Second Assistant Director:
Mathis Pangrazzi
Lauriane Sire

Assistant Costume Designer:
Bettina Tran Dinh

Assistant Location Manager:
Kevin Boubli

Assistant Production Manager:
Gabrielle de Cevins

Assistant Sound Editor:
Laura Chelfi

Assistant Unit Manager:
Olivier Jolibert
Jean-Philippe Moreteau

Boom Operator:
Anael Barnaud
Adrien Donzelot

Camera Operator:
Steve de Rocco

Carpenter:
Thomas Pasquet

Casting:
Pierre-François Créancier

Casting Assistant:
Anna Mezencev

Casting Director:
Valérie Pangrazzi

Characters:
Cécile Aubry

Colorist:
Mathilde Delacroix

Construction Coordinator:
Delphine Houdas

Costume Design:
Marie-Laure Lasson

Dailies Operator:
Hugo Planchais

Dialogue Editor:
Jules Laurin

Director:
Pierre Coré

Director of Photography:
Gilles Porte

Drone Operator:
Jorge Escribens

Electrician:
Adrien Dodin
Willy Gauzin
Eva Mathis
Étienne Mordier
Lucas Schwartz

Executive Producer:
David Giordano

First Assistant Accountant:
Lucien Scoubart

First Assistant Art Direction:
Arnaud Lucas

First Assistant Camera:
Mathieu Lamand
Arthur Schwarz

First Assistant Director:
Brieuc Vanderswalm

Foley Mixer:
Johann Nallet

Gaffer:
Grégory Bar

Grip:
Olivier Ayrignac
Eric Jalageas

Hairstylist:
Lucine Azanza

Key Grip:
Julien Marc

Key Hair Stylist:
José-Luis Casas

Key Makeup Artist:
Agnès Tassel

Location Scout:
Philippe Pangrazzi

Makeup Artist:
Elena Salvagiani

Music:
David Menke

Music Supervisor:
Martin Caraux

Musician:
Joachim Tschann
Reinmar Neuner
Christiane Menke
Lionel Limiñana
Stefan Kasper

Producer:
Sidonie Dumas
Clément Miserez
Matthieu Warter

Production Assistant:
Astrid Calix

Production Design:
Philippe Chiffre

Property Master:
Nicolas Raffy

Screenplay:
Alexandre Coffre
Pierre Coré

Script Supervisor:
Juliette Baumard

Second Assistant Camera:
Raphaëlle Imperatori
Alban Paqueville

Second Assistant Director:
Zuzana Tomcalova

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Steve de Rocco

Sound Assistant:
Clara Zilliox

Sound Editor:
Germain Boulay

Sound Engineer:
Charles Michaud

Sound Mixer:
Antoine Deflandre

Steadicam Operator:
Richard Mercier

Still Photographer:
Jérôme Prébois

Storyboard Artist:
Loïc Fontimpe

Stunt Coordinator:
Gilles Conseil

Stunt Double:
Alice Naigeon

Stunts:
Kevin Conseil

Supervising Sound Editor:
Serge Rouquairol

Third Assistant Director:
Nicolas Tonnerre

Unit Production Manager:
Alexandre Houllier

Video Report:
Camille Durand
Gaspard Soboul

Visual Effects:
Stéphane Soubiran

Visual Effects Producer:
Benoît Armstrong
Nicolas Lacroix
Kevin Pacini

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Thomas Duval

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