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Issue Details: First known date: 1992... 1992 Isabelle Eberhardt
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Film Details - Les Films Aramis , 1992

Producers:

Jean Petit and Daniel Scharf.

Production Companies:

Le Films Aramis.

Director of Photography:

Manuel Teran.

Editors:

Ken Sallows.

Production Designers:

Geoffroy Larcher and Bryce Perrin.

Music:

Paul Schutze.

Cast:

Including Mathilda May (Isabelle Eberhardt), Tchéky Karyo (Slimene), Peter O'Toole (Maj. Lyautey), Richard Moir (Lt. Comte), Arthur Dignam (Cauvet), Ben Smaïl (Hussein), Foued Nassah (Lachmi), Wolf Harnisch (Trophimowsky), René Schönenberger (Fridel), David Pledger (Augustin), Clément Harari (Joue), Françoise Brion (Mme De Mores), Lyèce Boukhitine (Sayed), Mouss (Nefez), Olivier Pajot (De Susbielle), and Claude Villers (Victor Barrucand).

Release Dates:

15 October 1993 (Australia).

Location:

  • Filmed in Algiers (Algeria), Paris (France), and Geneva (Switzerland).

Awards:

  • Best Achievement in Costume Design (nomination), AFI Award, 1991.
  • Best Achievement in Production Design (nomination), AFI Award, 1991.
  • Best Achievement in Sound (nomination), AFI Award, 1991.
Settings:
  • c
    Morocco,
    c
    North Africa, Africa,
  • c
    Algeria,
    c
    North Africa, Africa,
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