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Europa (1991) [R]

Release Date:
June 27, 1991

Original Title:
Europa

Alternate Titles:
Rakavot lai'la
Zentropa
战后余生
欧罗巴

Genres:
Crime | Drama | Thriller

Production Companies:
Gérard Mital Productions
Nordisk Film Denmark
Svenska Filminstitutet
UGC
WMG Film

Production Countries:
Denmark | France | Germany | Sweden

Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 15+  DE: 16  FR: TP  GB: 15  IT: T  NL: 12  SE: 15  US: R 

Runtime: 113

World War II had finished, but it left indelible marks.

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A young, idealist American gets a job as a train conductor for the Zentropa railway network in postwar, US-occupied Frankfurt. As various people try to take advantage of him, he soon finds his position politically sensitive, and gets caught up in a whirlpool of conspiracies and Nazi sympathisers.

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Assistant Camera:
Tomasz Habrewicz
Tadeusz Obuchowicz
Jean-Yves Le Poulain

Assistant Director:
Janusz Petelski
Tómas Gislason

Assistant Editor:
Urszula Lesiak

Assistant Production Design:
Gitte Zehngraff

Assistant Property Master:
Simone Grau Roney

Associate Producer:
Philippe Bober

Boom Operator:
Philippe Fabbri
John Nielsen

Camera Operator:
Jacek Stachlewski

Casting:
Rie Hedegaard

Casting Coordinator:
Annette Grunnet
Rie Hedegaard

Choreographer:
Britt Bendixen

Clapper Loader:
Bo Bendtsen

Color Timer:
Michael Frank Nielsen

Continuity:
Lars von Trier
Linda Daae
Tómas Gislason

Costume Design:
Manon Rasmussen

Director:
Lars von Trier

Director of Photography:
Henning Bendtsen
Jean-Paul Meurisse
Edward Kłosiński

Editor:
Hervé Schneid

Electrician:
Jørgen Johansen

Executive Producer:
Patrick Godeau
Gunnar Obel
Gérard Mital
François Duplat

First Assistant Camera:
Jesper Find

First Assistant Director:
Tom Hedegaard

Grip:
Jakob Bonfils

Hairstylist:
Dennis Knudsen
Sanne Gravfort

Key Makeup Artist:
Morten Jacobsen

Lighting Technician:
Andrzej Gierak
Thomas Neivelt
Ireneusz Kisielewicz
Krzysztof Koperski
Roman Taborski
Henryk Wingert
Marek Modzelewski
Søren Sørensen

Makeup Artist:
Jolanta Pruszynska
Isabelle de Araujo

Original Music Composer:
Joachim Holbek

Painter:
John Wexøe

Producer:
Peter Aalbæk Jensen
Bo Christensen

Production Assistant:
Erik Crone
Ewa Borek
Józef Jarosz
Isabelle Arcay
Monica Steenberg
Zdzisław Sajuk
Lisbet Matz
Henrik Capetillo

Production Design:
Andrzej Borecki
Henning Bahs

Production Manager:
Wiesława Borecka
Thomas Heinesen
Lene Nielsen

Production Runner:
Julian Jencquel

Production Supervisor:
Philippe Guez
Lars Kolvig

Property Master:
Søren Gam
Emil Kostecki
Bogdan Piotrowski
Kazimierz Stys
Peter Grant

Screenplay:
Lars von Trier
Niels Vørsel

Second Assistant Director:
Elizabeth Frey Harne
Egon Haase

Sound Designer:
Per Streit

Sound Editor:
Thomas Krag

Sound Effects:
Carl Aage Hansen
Julien Naudin

Sound Engineer:
Per Meinertsen

Sound Recordist:
Pierre Excoffier

Still Photographer:
Rolf Konow

Storyboard Artist:
Finn Skovgaard

Underwater Camera:
Mike Valentine

Visual Effects:
Jan-Erik Sandberg

Wardrobe Assistant:
Anna Rychlik
Helena Tarnacka
Małgorzata Brus
Hanna Gołębiowska

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