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Jean-Jacques Annaud
L'Ours (The Bear)
Director
Jean-Jacques Annaud
Composer
Philippe Sarde
Cast
Tchéky Karyo, Jack Wallace, André Lacombe
Edition 1991
100'
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1988
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Drama, Family, Adventure
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Dialogue:
French, English
Ever since the beginning of time, man bas had an ambiguous relation with bears : his attitude moved from admiration to fear. The bear bas always been a symbol of power, of dark strength, and he has been the king of the animals for a long time . His stature can be seen on numerous rioble blazons and many a hero in world literature bears bis name, such as Beowulf or King Arthur. The bear is also often the subject of folk-lore and legendary stories. La Fontaine includes him in numerous fables and in Russian folklore, he is the symbol of the Russian Empire. Jean-Jacques Annaud 's film is a hommage to this majestueus animal, a film made with love and patience. The story: a little orphan bear, Youk, a lonely bear, Kaar, two hunters in the forest, Tom and Bill. Seen through the eyes of the animals .
Credits
Directors
Jean-Jacques Annaud
Composers
Philippe Sarde
Cast
Tchéky Karyo, Jack Wallace, André Lacombe
Scenario
Gérard Brach
Director of Photography
Philippe Rousselot
Editors
Noëlle Boisson
Producers
Claude Berri, Léonard Gmuer
More info
Dialogue
French, English
Countries of production
France
Screenplay based on
"The Bear" (James Oliver Curwood)
Year
1988