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BEFORE MIDNIGHT

by Richard Linklater

synopsis

In Before Sunrise (1995) an American man, Jesse, met Frenchwoman Céline on the train to Vienna. They spent the whole night walking the Viennese streets, philosophising, arguing and flirting. At sunrise they parted on the railway platform, promising to meet again. Their paths didn’t cross until nine years later, in Before Sunset (2004). This time, the pair spent a day in Paris discussing their unhappy relationships and rediscovering their feelings for each other. In Before Midnight we discover that Jessie and Céline have stayed together and are now spending a holiday in Greece with their daughters. The world of emotions is still their preferred topic of conversation, but it is now their own relationship which is put to the test.

international title: Before Midnight
original title: Before Midnight
country: United States, Greece
sales agent: IM Global/Los Angeles
year: 2013
genre: fiction
directed by: Richard Linklater
film run: 108'
release date: DE 06/06/2013, NL 06/06/2013, PT 06/06/2013, GR 13/06/2013, IE 21/06/2013, UK 21/06/2013, BE 26/06/2013, FR 26/06/2013, RO 28/06/2013, EE 28/06/2013, PL 28/06/2013, ES 15/07/2013, FI 02/08/2013, DK 22/08/2013, SE 20/09/2013, IT 31/10/2013
screenplay: Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy, Ethan Hawke
cast: Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy, Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick, Ariane Labed, Athina Rachel Tsangari, Xenia Kalogeropoulou
cinematography by: Christos Voudouris
film editing: Sandra Adair
art director: Anna Georgiadou
costumes designer: Vasileia Rozana
music: Graham Reynolds
producer: Richard Linklater, Christos V. Konstantakopoulos, Sara Woodhatch
co-producer: Athina Rachel Tsangari, Vincent Palmo Jr.
production: Faliro House Productions, Detour Filmproduction
distributor: Prokino Filmverleih Gmbh, September Film Distribution Netherlands, Diaphana Distribution, Abc Distribution, Metrodome Distribution, Best Film, A Contracorriente Films, Good Films

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