Boléro
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Boundary-pushing Russian dancer and actress Ida Rubinstein selects renowned French composer Maurice Ravel to compose the music for her next ballet. Ravel ends up creating his greatest success ever: Boléro.
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"The Ravel Mystery"
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Released
Original Language
fr
Budget
$12,900,000
Revenue
$3,337,320
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Cast
Raphaël Personnaz
Maurice Ravel
Doria Tillier
Misia Sert
Jeanne Balibar
Ida Rubinstein
Emmanuelle Devos
Marguerite Long
Sophie Guillemin
Madame Rouveleau
Vincent Perez
Cipa
Anne Alvaro
La mère de Maurice Ravel
Mélodie Adda
La jeune prostituée
Alexandre Tharaud
Pierre Lalo
Florence Ben Sadoun
La mère maquerelle
Marie Denarnaud
La prostituée qui danse
Katia Tchenko
La voyante
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Anne Fontaine
Director
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Anne Fontaine
Screenplay
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Pierre Trividic
Screenplay
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Claire Barré
Screenplay
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Julien Deris
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David Gauquié
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Philippe Carcassonne
Producer
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Etienne Mallet
Producer
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Christophe Beaucarne
Director of Photography
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Jacques Fieschi
Screenplay
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Bruno Coulais
Original Music Composer
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