Tom et Lola (1990)

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Tom et Lola is a 1990 French drama film directed by Bertrand Arthuys. The film is about two children with damaged immune systems who live in sealed plastic bubbles and try to escape. The film was written by Arthuys, Christian de Chalonge, and Muriel Teodori.

Production

The film was directed by Bertrand Arthuys and written by Bertrand Arthuys, Christian de Chalonge, and Muriel Teodori.

François Catonné was the film's cinematographer. Corinne Jorry was the film's costume designer. The film's executive producers were Alain Belmondo and Gérard Crosnier. The film's producers were Jean-François Davy, Francis Veber, and Danielle Vannier.

Other production roles for the film included Laurent Barès as assistant operator, Jeanne Kef as editor, Monica Coleman as assistant editor, Frank Camhi as still photographer, Isabelle Henry as assistant director, Arthur Cloquet as camera operator, François Gédigier as sound editor, and Michèle Abbé as production designer. The film's music was composed by Christophe Arthuys and Jean-Pierre Fouquey.

The film was entirely produced in France. The film was produced on 35 mm film and has a run time of 97 minutes.

The film is a science fiction parable from French cinema auteur Bertrand Arthuys that recreates a libertarian perspective for children where false morality has no place. Arthuys has successfully avoided the mire of existentialist melodrama common with children's characters in situations of illness, and in doing so he manages a difficult task: to captivate the audience so that the movie is more like a carefree adventure.

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