Fausto
It is quite possible to meet fairy tales characters on the streets in a city, in an orphanage or a taylor’s shop. And yet, Fausto Barbarico’s story started rather badly: he became an orphan at 17, and was brutally thrown into a world of violence and vexation. But he had a gift for reversing the most desperate situations to his advantage. He made himself a friend, a confidant, a brother at the orphanage: the big Raymond, a sentimental farter who swore only by Fausto; during his apprenticeship, he met a Jewish hunchbacked tailor, a prince of the scissors and an inspired story teller, more than a master, a true father; he even became the idol of the colourful neighbors thanks to his wild creations. And like in all fairy tales, the orphan will get everything: love, friendship, relatives, talent and fame… It is possible to dream, even at the end of the 20th century. Rémy Duchemin
Artistic & technical sheet
Arthur H
Bruce Myers
Florence Darel
François Hautesserre
Jean Yanne
Ken Higelin
Maïté Nahyr
Marianne Groves
Maurice Bénichou
Screenplay
Rémy Duchemin, Richard Morgiève, adapté de son roman Fausto
Image
Yves Lafaye
Sound
Michel Kharat, Thierry Delor
Editing
Maryline Monthieux
Set decoration
Gilbert Druart
Lili Productions, Paris, France Vente à l'étranger : Président Films, Paris, France Distribution : Amorces Diffusion, Paris, France