See You Up There

Original title: Au revoir là-haut

2017
TV-MA
1h 57m

IMDb RATING

7.4/10

11K

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Dark Comedy Comedy Crime Drama War

In November 1919, two soldiers--a disfigured but brilliant artist and an ex-accountant--start a memorial con. But in Roaring Twenties France, their adventures soon turn dangerous.In November 1919, two soldiers--a disfigured but brilliant artist and an ex-accountant--start a memorial con. But in Roaring Twenties France, their adventures soon turn dangerous.In November 1919, two soldiers--a disfigured but brilliant artist and an ex-accountant--start a memorial con. But in Roaring Twenties France, their adventures soon turn dangerous.

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IMDb RATING

7.4/10

11K

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Awards
- 8 wins & 15 nominations

Henri d'Aulnay-Pradelle
(as Laurent Lafitte de la Comédie Française)

Niels Arestrup

Marcel Péricourt

Émilie Dequenne

Madeleine Péricourt

Mélanie Thierry

Pauline

Héloïse Balster

Louise

Philippe Uchan

Labourdin

André Marcon

Officier gendarme

Michel Vuillermoz

Joseph Merlin
(as Michel Vuillermoz de la Comédie Française)

Kyan Khojandi

Dupré

Carole Franck

Soeur Hortense

Gilles Gaston-Dreyfus

Monsieur le maire

Jacques Mateu

Monsieur le préfet

Philippe Duquesne

Gendarme gare

Denis Podalydès

Le ministre
(voice)
(as Denis Podalydès de la Comédie Française)

Matthieu Cante

Sergent Côte 113
(as Mathieu Sausset)

Fred Epaud

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Trivia
Bouli Lanners was originally supposed to play Albert Maillard, but he had to withdraw from the project because he was overworked.

Goofs
When Edouard Péricourt jumps from the building, the Eiffel Tower is visible in the background, but this was not possible until 1989 when the Eiffel Tower got its illumination.

Connections
Followed by The Colors of Fire (2022)

Soundtracks
Aux Halles
Music by Vincent Scotto
Lyrics by Jean Rodor

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Featured review

10/10

Dupontel is great

Albert Dupontel has directed a cinematic masterpiece, always visual (enjoy the long shots), always surprising details (sometimes funny, sometimes sad, sometimes poetic), lot of cinema references (Jeunet, Welles, Leone, Kubrick, Franju, ...). All characters are important, and the script is suspenseful in their interaction. My two favorite characters are of course Edouard Péricourt and Pradelle (fantastic Laurent Lafitte, he makes me think of John Hodiak). Enjoy.