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Fantastica (1980 film)

1980 film


Summary

1980 film

FieldValue
nameFantastica
imageAffiche 96 Fantastica Fr.jpg
captionFilm poster
directorGilles Carle
producerJean-Serge Breton
Eric Fournier
writerGilles Carle
starringCarole Laure
musicLewis Furey
cinematographyFrançois Protat
editingHugues Darmois
distributorGaumont Distribution
released
runtime110 minutes
countryFrance
Canada
languageFrench

Eric Fournier Canada

Fantastica is a 1980 French-Canadian musical film written and directed by Gilles Carle. It was entered into the 1980 Cannes Film Festival. An English-language dialogue dubbed version of the film was broadcast on Superchannel, a pay-TV channel in western Canada in the early 1980s.

Cast

  • Carole Laure as Lorca
  • Lewis Furey as Paul
  • Serge Reggiani as Euclide Brown
  • Claudine Auger as Johanne McPherson
  • John Vernon as Jim McPherson
  • Denise Filiatrault as Emma
  • Claude Blanchard as Hector
  • Michel-René Labelle as Louis
  • Carine Carlier as Liliane
  • Donald Pilon as Georges
  • Gilbert Sicotte as Julien
  • François Léveillé as Herve
  • François Pratte as Willie
  • Pierre Fauteux as Zacharie
  • Guy L'Écuyer as Pompier

Soundtrack album

Released in 1980 by Acapella Beaubec Musique, the album's catalogue number is AC-108. The French pressing's catalogue number is RSL-1085. All songs composed by Lewis Furey, and arranged by John Lissauer. The album is produced by Lewis Furey and John Lissauer. The lyrics were printed on the inner sleeve. The album was reissued in 2005 on CD by Mantra Records (Mantra 020 WM 330) in France only.

;Side one:

  • Fantastica (Theme generique) [1:32]
  • Funny Funny [2:30]
  • Be My Baby Tonight [3:28]
  • This Could Have Been The Song [3:38]
  • Fantastica [3:12]
  • Goodbye Love [2:27]

;Side two:

  • What's Wrong With Me [3:24]
  • Happy's In Town [3:16]
  • Lorca In Three Movements [9:27]
  • This Could Have Been The Song (piano duo) [2:55]

Reception

The film was seen by 116,885 people in France.

References

Works cited

References

  1. "Festival de Cannes: Fantastica". festival-cannes.com.
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