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Issue Details: First known date: 2004... 2004 Head in the Clouds
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Film Details - Arclight Films , 2004

Producers:

Julia Palau and Matthew Payne (exectuive producers).
Michael Cowan, Bertil Ohlsson, Jonathan Olsberg, Jason Piette, André Rouleau, and Maxime Rémillard (producers).

Production Companies:

Arclight Films.

Director of Photography:

Paul Sarossy.

Editors:

Dominique Fortin.

Production Designers:

Jonathan Lee.

Music:

Terry Frewer.

Cast:

Including Charlize Theron (Gilda Bessé), Penélope Cruz (Mia), Stuart Townsend (Guy Malyon), Thomas Kretschmann (Major Franz Bietrich), and Steven Berkoff (Charles Bessé).

Release Dates:

Premiered on 12 September 2004 (Toronto International Film Festival).

Released in Australia on 9 June 2005.


Location:

  • Filmed in England, France, and Canada.

Post Production:

Modulations (sound post-production).

Awards:

  • CSC Award (Canadian Society of Cinematographers Awards), Best Cinematography in Theatrical Feature (won), 2005.
  • Genie Award, Best Achievement in Cinematography (won), 2005.
  • Genie Award, Best Achievement in Editing (won), 2005.
  • Genie Award, Best Achievement in Music - Original Score (won), 2005.
  • Genie Award, Best Achievement in Costume Design (won), 2005.
  • Genie Award, Best Achievement in Art Direction/Production Design (nominated), 2005.
  • Genie Award, Best Achievement in Overall Sound (nominated), 2005.
  • Genie Award, Best Achievement in Sound Editing (nominated), 2005.
  • Milano International Film Festival Awards, Best Film (won), 2005.
Settings:
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    Spain,
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    Western Europe, Europe,
  • Paris,
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    France,
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    Western Europe, Europe,
  • Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,
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    England,
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    United Kingdom (UK),
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    Western Europe, Europe,
  • 1930s
  • 1939-1945
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