1999 Film "The intruder"

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Filmplakat The intruder (1999)

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Produktion

Jamie Brown, Gary Howsam (executive), Pieter Kroonenburg und Steve Walsh (executive) für

GFT-Kingsborough Films Inc.
Steve Walsh Productions Ltd.

Drehbuch

Jamie Brown und Paul Mayersberg nach dem Roman The intruder (1980) von Brooke Leimas.

Regie

David Bailey

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Darsteller

Production
Script	Jamie Brown and Paul Mayersberg, adapted from Brooke Leimas's novel The intruder
Director	David Bailey
Camera	Jean Lépine
Cast	Charlotte Gainsbourg (Catherine Girard), John Hannah, Nastassja Kinski (Beatrice Muller), Molly Parker, Charles Powell (Nick Girard), Marianne Therien
Language	English
Editing	Angelo Corrao
Art department co-ordinator	Joanna Tracey Heaton
Music	The film features an end title song sung by Marianne Faithfull, produced by Eleanor Firman
Budget	4'500'000 US Dollars
Filming	16 January - 20 February 1999 Montréal
Distributor	ENTCO Ltd. (London)
Premiere	30 September 1999 Dinard Film Festival - 19 November 1999 [IT: CDE] - [FR: CTV and M6] - [DE: Highlight] - [ES: Sociedad Kino Vision] - [JP: Gaga]
History	David Bailey was a prominent British photographer in the 1960s. The intruder is his directorial debut. The film has been entered in the Toronto International Film Festival.
Summary	Stella (Marianne Therien), the ex-wife of Nick Girard (Charles Powell), has been shot two years ago with a gun not manufactured at the time of her death... Nick however marries Catherine (Charlotte Gainsbourg) who he has met shortly before. They move in his beautiful loft that he originally bought with Stella. Catherine has the feeling of being an intruder in someone else's space. Her insecurity and paranoia increase when she begins to find mysterious lipstick stains on the mirror, and another woman's hair in her hairbrush. But when she is attacked by an unseen assailant, her suspicion starts to fall on those around her. In the same building lives Beatrice Muller (Nastassja KinskI), a successful art dealer who it turns out, had more than a passing interest in both Nick and his previous wife. Charlie (John Hannah), a creative mathematician and computer wizard that lives in the building too, is Nick's best friend. He is busy pursuing his personal dream - exploring the possibi lities of two time frames co-existing, of the past and present sharing the same space. Catherine, increasingly unsure of her own sanity after the strange goings-on in the block, calls on him to help her investigate. Daisy (Molly Parker) is Catherine's only other closest friend. She stays over at the apartment with her to keep her company, when Catherine's paranoia sets in... if Stella is dead how is it possible that new entries are appearing in her diary, in her own hand? Could past and present be merging, or is there a logical explanation after all?