Solemn Communion

Solemn Communion
Film poster
Directed by	René Féret
Written by	René Féret
Produced by	René Féret Michelle Plaa
Starring	Christian Drillaud
Cinematography	Jean-François Robin
Edited by	Vincent Pinel
Music by	Sergio Ortega
Distributed by	Planfilm
Release date	27 April 1977 (1977-04-27)
Running time	105 minutes
Country	France
Language	French
Box office	397,460 admissions (France)[1]

Solemn Communion (French: La Communion solennelle) is a 1977 French comedy-drama film directed by René Féret. It was entered into the 1977 Cannes Film Festival.[2]

Cast

• Christian Drillaud as Young Charles Gravet
• Claude Bouchery as Jules Ternolain
• Isabelle Caillard as Young Josette Dauchy
• Patrick Fierry as Young François Dauchy
• Véronique Silver as Josette Dauchy at 40
• Marcel Dalio as Old Charles Gravet
• Myriam Boyer as Léone Gravet
• Manuel Strosser as Julien III Gravet
• André Marcon as Lucien Gravet
• Marief Guittier as Julie Ternolain at 25
• Claude-Emile Rosen as Honore Dauchy
• René Féret as Julien I Gravet at 30
• Andrée Tainsy as Charlotte
• Roland Amstutz as Raoul L'Homme, le fils naturel de François
• Monique Mélinand as Julie Ternolain at 45
• Vincent Pinel as Leon Gravet
• Ariane Ascaride as Palmyre
• Yveline Ailhaud as Marie
• Eric Lebel as Julien I Gravet as child
• Nathalie Baye as Jeanne Vanderberghe
• Gérard Chaillou as Marcel Dauchy
• Yves Reynaud as Gaston Gravet
• Fabienne Arel as Mathilde Ternolain
• Philippe Léotard as Jacques Gravet
• Jany Gastaldi as Lise Paulet-Dauchy at 20
• Monique Chaumette as Lise Paulet-Dauchy at 40
• Guillaume Lebel as Julien II Gravet
• Paul Descombes as Julien I Gravet at 50
• Olivier Caillard as Armand Gravet
• Pierre Forget as François Dauchy at 50
• Serge Reggiani as Récitant chanteur (voice)
• Alain Chevalier
• Philippe Nahon as a unionist

References

1. "La Communion solennelle". JP's Box-Office.
2. "Festival de Cannes: Solemn Communion". festival-cannes.com. Retrieved 10 May 2009.

External links

• Solemn Communion at IMDb