The Translators
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| Directed by | Régis Roinsard |
| Starring | Lambert Wilson Alex Lawther |
| Cinematography | Guillaume Schiffman |
| Music by | Jun Miyake |
Release date |
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Running time | 105 minutes |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
The Translators (Template:Lang-fr) is a 2019 French thriller film directed by Régis Roinsard.[1][2]
Plot
Dedalus is a best seller trilogy, whose last book is eagerly awaited. Nine translators are confined in a bunker, under a french manor, to work on it. Despite the secrecy, the first pages are leaked on the web...
Cast
- Lambert Wilson : Éric Angstrom, the publisher
- Alex Lawther : Alex Goodman, the English translator
- Olga Kurylenko : Katerina Anisinova, the Russian translator
- Riccardo Scamarcio : Dario Farelli, the Italian translator
- Sidse Babett Knudsen : Helene Tuxen, the Danish translator
- Eduardo Noriega : Javier Casal, the Spanish translator
- Anna Maria Sturm : Ingrid Korbel, the German translator
- Frédéric Chau : Chen Yao, the Chinese translator
- Maria Leite : Telma Alves, the Portuguese translator
- Manolis Mavromatakis : Konstantinos Kedrinos, the Greek translator
- Sara Giraudeau : Rose-Marie Houeix, Éric Angstrom's assistant
- Patrick Bauchau : Georges Fontaine, the bookseller
- Sergueï Nesterenko : Marat
- Ilya Nikitenko : Ivan
- Miglen Mirtchev : Sergei
- Michel Bompoil : Robert Monteil
- Nicolas Koretzky : Philippe Arthur
- Vinciane Millereau : Carole Bauer
- Jade Phan-Gia : Lucie Smadja
- Marc Arnaud : Paul Sierra
- Irina Muluile : Inspector Camara
- Stéphane Pézerat : Inspector Pulaski
- Kester Lovelace : British inspector
- Jacob Hauberg Lohmann : Helene Tuxen's husband
- Alasdair Noble : young Alex Goodman
- Suzana Joaquim Mausdlay : Lisbon Airport attendant
References
- ^ "The Translators". Les Arcs Film Festival. Retrieved 2020-03-31.
- ^ Mintzer, Jordan (30 January 2020). "'The Translators' ('Les Traducteurs'): Film Review". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved 2020-03-31.
External links
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