American Translation
American Translation is a French adult film directed by Pascal Arnold and Jean-Marc Barr and Pierre Perrier and Lizzie Brocheré, released in 2011.
Synopsis
Chris and Dawn live a carnal and passionate love. Aurore discovers that Chris is actually a serial killer and this discovery pushes her to question the choices made in life. She runs away from a serious relationship from Dawn and fall in love with him. Meanwhile, Chris starts forming relationships with gay men and kills them afterwards.
Technical Team
- Director: Pascal Arnold and Jean-Marc Barr
- Scenario: Pascal Arnold
- Producers: Teddy Vermeulin, Pascal Arnold and Jean-Marc Barr
- Executive Producer: Toloda
- Co-producers: LCJ Editions and Productions and Sama productions
- Screenplay: Pascal Arnold
- Production: Teddy Vermeulin
- Image: Jean-Marc Barr
- Sound: Olivier key and Matthew Roche
- Costumes: Mimi Lempicka
- Sets: Benoit Tétetlin
- Technical Advisor: Chris Keohane
- Image Editing: Teddy Vermeulin and Jean-Marc Barr
- Sound editing: Olivier key
- Mixing: Julien Bonvicini
- Calibration: Frédéric Know[1]* Initial Distribution Company: LCJ Publishing and Productions
- Duration: 109 minutes
- Released in France: June 8, 2011
- Production Year: 2010
- Country: France
Distribution
- Pierre Perrier: Chris
- Lizzie Brocheré: Aurore
- Jean-Marc Barr William
- Gray Orsatelli: Matt
- Marc rioufol: the priest
- Manon Klein girl
- Arthur Harel: Stéphane
- Thomas Rouer Alex
- Astrid Vermeulin : Mrs. Levant
- Pierre-Yves Kiebbe: Mr. Levant
- Arnaud Koller: Henri
- Zoe Schellenberg: Student girl
- Benjamin Bollen: Young boy
- Laurent Delbecque Nick
- Ionita Radu Georgescu Vlad
- Djedje Apali Malherbe inspector
- Ombeline of Lavenère: young dead woman[1]
References
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