Nausicaa (1971)
A girl, whose father is from Greece, studies ancient art in France. The film was made for television but never broadcast for political reasons related to its portrayal of Greeks. A work print was screened in Belgium in 1971, and the film is now available in reconstructed form.
Director: Agnès Varda
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France Dougnac as Agnès |
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Myriam Boyer as Rosalie |
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Stavros Tornes as Michel |
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Catherine de Seynes as Simone |
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Gérard Depardieu as Book Thief |
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Iannis Angelopoulos as Editor-in-Chief |
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Elisabeth Depardieu as |
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Aris Fakinos as Writer |
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Marios Ioannidis as Geologist |
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Vlassis Kaniaris as Painter |
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Periklis Korovesis as Writer |
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Phaedon Metalinos as Writer |
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Andreas Nicopoulos as Student |
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Spilios Papaspiliopoulos as Economist |
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Philolaos as Sculptor |
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Gisèle Prassinos as Poet |
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Stelios Ramfos as Philosopher |
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François Sommaripas as Journalist |
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Dimitrios Tolis as Worker |
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Gilbert Trigano as Club Med Boss |
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Agnès Varda as Self |
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Rosalie Varda as |
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Vasilis Vasilikos as Writer |
| Directing | Agnès Varda | Director |
| Writing | Agnès Varda | Writer |
| Sound | Míkis Theodorakis | Music |
| Camera | Charlie Gaëta | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Germaine Cohen | Editor |
| Art | Michel Janiaud | Production Design |
| Production | Pierre Gout | Production Manager |
| Directing | Raymond Zanchi | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Merieu | Sound |
| Directing | Claude Dequier | Script Supervisor |
