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Belle Epoque ()


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A 1931 Spanish military deserter finds himself on a lonely farm until the farmer's four daughters pay a visit and he falls for all of them.

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  • Won 1 Oscar. Another 24 wins & 15 nominations.
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Luz
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Clara
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Juanito
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Manolo
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Danglard
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Violeta
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Don Luis
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Doña Asun
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Amalia
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Fernando
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Rocío
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El cabo
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El número
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La Polonia
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Paco (as Juan Potau)
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Palomo
Marciano de la Fuente ...
El Alcalde
José Antonio Sacristán ...
Rorro
Manuel Huete ...
Lugareño
Luís Zagalo ...
Gañán (as Luis Zagalo)
Adelina Andrade ...
La Encarna
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Street Musician (as João Salaviza Silva)
Bernardino Nascimento ...
Rondalla
François Venturini ...
Rondalla
Miguel Pyrrait ...
Rondalla
Joaquín Raposo ...
Rondalla
Luis Romero ...
Rondalla
José Graniza ...
Rondalla
Fernando Sequeira ...
Rondalla
Eduardo Marques ...
Rondalla
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Márcio Ferreira ...
(uncredited)
Maria Hernâni ...
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(uncredited)

Directed by

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Fernando Trueba

Written by

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Rafael Azcona ... (story) &
José Luis García Sánchez ... (story) &
Fernando Trueba ... (story)
 
Rafael Azcona ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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António da Cunha Telles ... co-producer (uncredited)
Andrés Vicente Gómez ... executive producer
Manuel Lombardero ... associate producer

Music by

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Antoine Duhamel

Cinematography by

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José Luis Alcaine

Editing by

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Carmen Frías

Editorial Department

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Marisa Hernández ... first assistant editor
Manuel Huete ... second assistant editor

Set Decoration by

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Juan Botella

Costume Design by

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Lala Huete

Makeup Department

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Dina Chorão ... assistant hair stylist (as Dina Chorao)
Ana Ferreira ... hair stylist
Ana Lorena ... makeup artist
Alda Matos ... assistant hair stylist
Erica Porru ... assistant makeup artist

Production Management

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Angélica Huete ... unit production manager
Cristina Huete ... production director
Paula Nascimento ... assistant production manager
Luis Rocha ... assistant production manager
Fernando Vendrell ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Jaime Botella ... assistant director
Fernando Centeio ... second assistant director
Martin Gamet ... director trainee

Art Department

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Rita Azevedo ... art trainee (as Rita Azebedo)
Marta Blasco ... property master
Ana Louro ... assistant set decorator
António José Matos ... construction coordinator: Lisboa (as Mestre Antonio José Matos)
Miguel Mendes ... assistant set decorator
João Manuel Nuñez ... construction coordinator: Estremoz
Marcello Urgeghe ... props
José Matos ... construction coordinator (uncredited)
Hélène Vaillant ... upholsterer (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Luis Castro ... foley artist
Jorge Grimaldos ... sound technician
Philippe Morel ... boom operator
Alfonso Pino ... sound mixer
Georges Prat ... sound mixer

Special Effects by

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Filipe Cardoso ... special effects

Stunts

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Atílio Silva ... stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Amílcar Carrajola ... first assistant camera
Paulo Duarte ... electrician
Carlos Farinha ... grip
Carlos Figueiroa ... grip
José Gomes ... key grip
Juan Molina Temboury ... camera operator (as Juan Molina)
Victor Nobre ... second assistant camera (as Víctor Nobre)
Manuel Romualdo ... additional electrician
Miguel Sales Lopes ... camera trainee
Marco Sales ... electrician
Leonardo Simões ... additional camera operator (as Leonardo Simoes)
Mário Soares ... gaffer (as Mario Soares)
João Tuna ... still photographer
Carlos Sequeira ... lighting technician (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Cristina Mampaso ... assistant costume designer
Rosário Moreira ... costume assistant (as Rosarinho Moreira)
Lurdes Rocha ... seamstress

Music Department

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Alfredo De la Fuente ... assistant music recordist
Antoine Duhamel ... conductor / orchestrator
Enrique Rielo ... music recordist
Miguel Sáez ... music coordinator

Script and Continuity Department

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Fátima Ribeiro ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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Luis Gandres ... driver
Emilio García ... transportation coordinator
Horacio González ... transportation coordinator
João Pedro Matoso ... driver
Francisco Matias Mendes ... horse transportation
Nuno Mergulhao ... driver
Jorge Mergulhão ... driver (as Jorge Mergulhao)

Additional Crew

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Luis Alegre ... collaborator
Emma Cohen ... collaborator
Mayte de la Cruz ... collaborator
José Antonio Esteves ... additional production assistant
Juan Feuerriegel ... collaborator
Ana Huete ... collaborator
Olmo León ... collaborator
Rosa López ... collaborator
Cristina Mampaso ... carnival masks
Carmen Martínez Rebé ... collaborator (as Carmen Martínez)
Alba Moro ... collaborator
Miguel Muñoz Alonso ... collaborator
Gloria Noriega ... press
Lourdes Olaizola ... collaborator
Isabel Pinho ... production accountant (as Isabel Correa de Pinho)
Carmen Rico-Godoy ... collaborator
Virginia Rubio ... co-production coordinator
Isabel Silva ... production assistant
Clara Sueiro ... production secretary
David Trueba ... collaborator
Jonás Trueba ... collaborator

Thanks

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Emilio Martínez Lázaro ... thanks
Crew believed to be complete

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

In 1931, a young soldier (Fernando) deserts from the army and falls into a country farm, where he is welcomed by the owner (Manolo) due to his political ideas. Manolo has four daughters (Rocio, Violeta, Clara and Luz). Fernando likes all of them and they like him, so he has to decide which one to love. Written by Michel Rudoy

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Also Known As
  • Belle Epoque - A Bela Época (Portugal)
  • Belle époque (France)
  • Belle Époque - Saison der Liebe (Germany)
  • Belle epoque (Hungary)
  • Herlige tider! (Norway)
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Runtime
  • 109 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia When accepting his Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, director (Fernando Trueba) said: "I would like to believe in God in order to thank him for this prize, but I only believe in (Billy Wilder), so... Thank you, Mr. Wilder!". Wilder himself reportedly phoned Trueba a few days later for acknowledgment and told him: "Hello Fernando, I'm God". See more »
Goofs Amalia sings "En un pais de fábula" from Pablo Sorozábal's zarzuela "La tabernera del puerto". The situation of the movie is in early 1930s, whereas this zarzuela was first staged in 1936. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Guarding Tess/Lightning Jack/The Hudsucker Proxy/The Ref/Belle Epoque/Germinal (1994). See more »
Soundtracks En un país de fábula See more »
Quotes Don Luis: What I've joined on earth in heaven not separate even God!
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