Diva (1981)

Movie Details

Original Title Diva

Original Language FR

Status Released

Popularity 0.9

Cast

Frédéric Andréi

Jules

Popularity: 1.0

Richard Bohringer

Gorodish

Popularity: 0.8

Roland Bertin

Weinstadt

Popularity: 1.2

Wilhelmenia Fernandez

Cynthia Hawkins

Popularity: 1.5

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Thuy An Luu

Alba

Popularity: 1.4

Chantal Deruaz

Nadia

Popularity: 0.8

Anny Romand

Paula

Popularity: 0.0

Dominique Pinon

Le curé

Popularity: 0.8

Brigitte Lahaie

La fille dont la jupe s'envole

Popularity: 266.4

Gérard Darmon

L'Antillais

Popularity: 0.9

Jacques Fabbri

Commissaire Jean Saporta

Popularity: 1.8

Patrick Floersheim

Zatopek

Popularity: 0.7

Key Crew

Screenplay Jean Van Hamme, Jean-Jacques Beineix

Producer Serge Silberman, Irène Silberman

Editor Monique Prim, Marie-Josèphe Yoyotte

Director Jean-Jacques Beineix

Production

France 2

Greenwich Film Production

Les Films Galaxie

Videos & Trailers

Official 4K Restoration Trailer [Subtitled]

Trailer

Official Trailer

Trailer

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Backdrops

Keywords

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Reviews from TMDB

talisencrw 9/10

Aug 16, 2016

This was outstanding. Opera could very much be a metaphor for film to me, and the great way that opera dominates the life of addict Jules here could easily apply to me in my approach to film, and ANY remarkable actress of today. For example, if I could travel back in time, I would easily have fel ... Read more

JPV852 7/10

Dec 5, 2020

Despite the ridiculous premise, namely the idea of Taiwanese gangster trying to get a hold of a bootleg recording of an opera singer (to blackmail her to signing a contract with them), the movie is better than I thought it would be going in. There are a couple big downsides that keeps me from giv ... Read more

Filipe Manuel Neto 6/10

Mar 14, 2024

**A very experimental film in terms of visuals and aesthetics, but one that disappoints us due to the poor conception of the characters and the lack of harmonization of the plot.** This film harmoniously brings together two arts that I greatly value: cinema, of course, and opera, which for me is ... Read more