DEAD MAN TALKING
synopsis
William Demont is sentenced to death. Since the law doesn’t specify how long his last statement can be, he takes advantage of this loophole to tell his whole life story so as to avoid being put to death. His execution then becomes an extraordinary political and media issue.
| original title: | Dead Man Talking |
| country: | Belgium, France |
| sales agent: | Other Angle Pictures |
| year: | 2012 |
| genre: | fiction |
| directed by: | Patrick Ridremont |
| film run: | 101' |
| release date: | BE 03/10/2012, FR 27/03/2013 |
| screenplay: | Patrick Ridremont, Jean-Sébastien Lopez |
| cast: | Patrick Ridremont, François Berléand, Virginie Efira, Jean-Luc Couchard, Christian Marin |
| cinematography by: | Danny Elsen |
| film editing: | Thierry Delvigne |
| art director: | Alina Santos |
| costumes designer: | Magdalena Labuz |
| music: | Sylvain Goldberg, Matthieu Gonet, Gast Waltzing |
| producer: | Sylvain Goldberg, Serge de Poucques |
| co-producer: | Clément Calvet |
| production: | Nexus Factory, Superprod, Umedia, RTL-TVI, Belgacom |
| distributor: | Umedia Distribution, Atypik Films |
