Mademoiselle Drot (2010)
In 1938 a young woman French woman, Benedicte Drot, is having a child and is not married. The child is placed in a religious orphanage, and when her family throws her out she's obliged to work as a governess for family Treives. She is at first horrified when she discovers that the family is Jewish, but when madame Treives is arrested by the the French militia, when leaving the free zone to join her husband in Paris, Benedicte decides to take care of the Familys newborn son and the house they left behind.
Director: Christian Faure
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Louise Monot as Bénedicte Drot de Fézinzac |
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Mélanie Bernier as Antoinette Treives |
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Michaël Cohen as Ernest Treives |
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Anémone as Mme Chambart-Martin |
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Thomas Suire as Lucien Wallabrègues |
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Lionel Abelanski as Hervé Chambart-Martin |
| Production | Christophe Louis | Executive Producer |
| Sound | Charles Court | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Christian Faure | Director |
| Writing | Natalie Carter | Writer |
| Camera | Jean-Pierre Hervé | Director of Photography |
| Production | Gilles Waterkeyn | Producer |
| Production | Nadia Khamlichi | Producer |
| Production | Adrian Politowski | Producer |
| Production | Laurence Bachman | Producer |
| Art | Eugénie Collet | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Lélia Delval | Hairstylist |
| Editing | Jean-Daniel Fernandez-Qundez | Editor |
| Art | Florence Vercheval | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Eric Perron | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Stella Bertiglia | Hairstylist |
