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Time Out ()

L'emploi du temps (original title)
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An unemployed man finds his life sinking more and more into trouble as he hides his situation from his family and friends.

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Vincent
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Muriel
Serge Livrozet ...
Jean-Michel
Jean-Pierre Mangeot ...
Father
Monique Mangeot ...
Mother
Nicolas Kalsch ...
Julien
Marie Cantet ...
Alice
Félix Cantet ...
Félix
Olivier Lejoubioux ...
Stan
Maxime Sassier ...
Nono
Elisabeth Joinet ...
Jeanne
Nigel Palmer ...
Jaffrey
Christophe Charles ...
Fred
Didier Perez ...
Philippe
Philippe Jouannet ...
Human resources director
Pauline de Laubie ...
Laetitia
Jamila Abdallah ...
Fati
Didier Folques ...
Luc
Sophie Cabaille ...
Valerie
Pascal Maugein ...
Patrick
Jacques Gillot ...
Warehouse customer
Thierry Fernandez ...
Security guard
Elisabeth Lalanne ...
Jeffrey's wife
Lola Rhode ...
Jeffrey's daughter
Manon Lepage ...
Julie
Maryline Merat ...
Jeffrey's secretary
Philippe Maynial ...
Fred's director
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Nicolas Beauvais

Directed by

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Laurent Cantet

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Robin Campillo ... (scenario)
 
Laurent Cantet ... (scenario)

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Simon Arnal ... associate producer
Caroline Benjo ... producer
Barbara Letellier ... executive producer
Carole Scotta ... associate producer

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Jocelyn Pook

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Pierre Milon

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Robin Campillo
Stephanie Leger

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Stéphane Batut
Constance Demontoy

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Romain Denis

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Patrick Barthelemy
Mario Bels ... (as Mario Belf)
Brahim El Amrani
Mylene Graziano
Laeticia Lagache
Benoit Noiret
Raymond Pied

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Anne Laval
Elisabeth Mehu

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Manuela Taco ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Benoît Baverel ... assistant unit manager
Christina Crassaris ... post-production supervisor
Olivier Guerbois ... unit manager
Jérôme Petament ... unit manager
Elise Voitey ... production manager

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Christian Alzieu ... assistant director
Isabelle Coursin ... assistant director
Rafaele Ravinet-Virbel ... first assistant director

Art Department

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Mario Bels ... art department
Vincent Dietschy ... art consultant
Florent Maillot ... property master

Sound Department

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Nicolas Becker ... sound effects editor
Fabrice Conesa ... sound mixer
Valérie Deloof ... supervising sound editor
Assia Dnednia ... sound effects editor (as Assia Zipper)
Olivier Mauvezin ... sound
Agnes Ravez ... sound editor
Paulin Sagna ... sound
Francis Violette ... post-synchronization

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Joaquim Duro ... special effects
Christophe Schmitt ... special effects

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Ludovic Caron ... electrician
Loic Evenou ... first assistant camera
Jean-Michel Fages ... steadicam operator
Sophie Lelou ... electrician (as Sophie Mollard)
Patrick Llopis ... grip
Jean-Claude Lother ... still photographer
Philippe Marton ... grip
Patrice Milet ... electrician
Mathilde Perreau ... assistant camera
Jacques Philipponeau ... electrician (as Jacques Philipponneau)
Catherine Pujol ... first assistant camera
Jean-Baptiste Thibaud ... steadicam operator
Jean-Mary Vodoz ... electrician
Pierre Weité ... assistant camera

Music Department

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Jonathan Brigden ... musicians contractor
Sophie Harris ... musician: cello
Catherine Manners ... music coordinator
Steve Parr ... music mixer

Script and Continuity Department

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Cathy Tomasi ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Bianca Bezdek-Goodloe ... legal services
Agnès Chabot ... press attache
Marie De Busscher ... assistant manager
Chloé Philippe ... child acting coach: Children
Emmanuelle de Reynal ... production assistant
Sandrine Vitali ... production administrator

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Plot Summary

Recently fired from his job, but unable to confess the truth to his close-knit family, Vincent spends his days driving around the countryside, talking into his cell phone and staring into space. Vincent fabricates a new job for himself so his family and friends will not know that he is out of work. At one point, he even sneaks into an office building. As Vincent roams the building's sterile halls, peeking into meeting rooms where men are busy at work, we see a man who yearns not just for a new job, but also for a place in the world. While this pantomime of work initially registers as sad and even a little pathetic, it slowly and unnervingly becomes terrifying. Written by Sujit R. Varma

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Taglines Now he must decide between his life of lies...or the truth. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Time Out (Canada, English title)
  • Time Out (United States)
  • Time Out (United Kingdom)
  • Auszeit (Germany)
  • El empleo del tiempo (Spain)
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  • 134 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia Inspired by a true story, that of Jean-Claude Romand. In reality, Romand went on to kill, on January 9, 1993, his wife, two children and both his parents. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The 2003 IFP Independent Spirit Awards (2003). See more »
Soundtracks L'Emploi Du Temps - Musique Originale See more »
Quotes Vincent: You're crazy, Felix! Why lower your prices?
Félix: I don't know.
Vincent: You sold the other one for 30.
Félix: I liked the other one. I don't care about this one.
Vincent: But he doesn't know that.
Félix: I do what I want.
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