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Copie conforme (original title)
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In Tuscany to promote his latest book, a middle-aged British writer meets a French woman who leads him to the village of Lucignano. While there, a chance question reveals something deeper.
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Elle
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James Miller
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L'homme de la place
Agathe Natanson ...
La femme de la place
Gianna Giachetti ...
La patronne du café
Adrian Moore ...
Le fils
Angelo Barbagallo ...
Le traducteur
Andrea Laurenzi ...
Le guide
Filippo Trojano ...
Le marié
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Manuela Balsimelli ...
La mariée (as Manuela Balsinelli)

Directed by

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Abbas Kiarostami

Written by

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Caroline Eliacheff ... (collaborator on screenplay)
 
Abbas Kiarostami ... ()

Produced by

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Angelo Barbagallo ... producer
Gaetano Daniele ... line producer
Claire Dornoy ... executive producer
Charles Gillibert ... producer
Marin Karmitz ... executive producer / producer
Nathanaël Karmitz ... producer
Abbas Kiarostami ... producer
Patrick Quinet ... co-producer

Cinematography by

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Luca Bigazzi

Film Editing by

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Bahman Kiarostami

Editorial Department

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Guerrino Di Benedetto ... colorist
Andrea Orsini ... color timer
Fabrizio Pistone ... digital conform
Maria Fantastica Valmori ... first assistant editor

Casting By

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Fabiola Banzi

Production Design by

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Giancarlo Basili
Ludovica Ferrario

Set Decoration by

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Stefano Picciarelli

Makeup Department

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Franck-Pascal Alquinet ... key hair stylist
Leonor Greyl ... hair stylist
Fabienne Robineau ... key makeup artist

Production Management

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Simona Chiocca ... unit manager
Adeline do Paço ... post-production supervisor
Ivana Kastratovic ... production manager
Maria Panicucci ... unit manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Matilde Barbagallo ... assistant director
Marco Pettini ... assistant director

Art Department

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Cristina Cecili ... lead painter
Francesco Motolese ... sculptor artist
Stefano Picciarelli ... set dresser
Lorenzo Sartor ... carpenter
Francesco Spina ... stand-by props
Lorenzo Carta ... trainee art department (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Bertrand Boudaud ... foley artist
Olivier Hespel ... sound
Grégory Noël ... boom operator
Dominique Vieillard ... re-recording mixer / sound editor / sound

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Sarah Iduwe ... rotoscope
Francesco Antonio Maggi ... digital compositor
Rodolfo Migliari ... visual effects supervisor: Chromatica
Miriam Pavese ... digital compositor

Camera and Electrical Department

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Alessandro Abate ... second assistant camera
Salvatore Bognanni ... assistant camera
Paolo Cafiero ... assistant camera
Patrizio Marra ... key grip
Laurent Thurin Nal ... still photographer (as Laurent Thurin-Nal)
Gianfranco Pioggia ... grip
Fabio Policastro ... electrician
Alessandro Saulini ... gaffer
Michel Tripepi ... second assistant camera

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Sandra Berrebi ... costume supervisor
Elise Cribier-Delande ... costume assistant
Martina Merlino ... costume assistant
Marzia Nardone ... associate costume designer
Agathe Wesolek ... costume assistant

Other crew

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Elizabeth Alexandris ... script supervisor
Matilde Barbagallo ... trainee
Giacomo Cardone ... production assistant
Bruno Di Bartolomei ... accountant
Monica Donati ... press attache
Giulia Fraschi ... production assistant
Serge Hayat ... equity provider
Massoumeh Lahidji ... screenplay adaptation
Alessandro Luzi ... cashier
Maxime Maisin ... production coordinator: Belgium
Lina Martins ... assistant: Juliette Binoche
Julien Melebeck ... production assistant: Artémis
Alfredo Miserocchi ... production assistant

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Plot Summary

James Miller has just written a book on the value of a copy versus the original work of art. At a book reading, a woman gives him her address, and the next day they meet and take a country-side drive to a local Italian village. Here, they discuss various works of art found in the town, and also the nature of their relationship - which gets both more revealed and concealed as the day progresses. Written by napierslogs

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Also Known As
  • Copia conforme (Italy)
  • Roonevesht barabar asl ast (Iran, Persian title)
  • Copy brabar-e asl (Iran, Persian title)
  • Certified Copy (World-wide, English title)
  • Certified Copy (United States)
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Runtime
  • 106 min
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Budget EUR7,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Abbas Kiarostami on why Juliette Binoche and William Shimell speak directly to the camera: "My aim was to have Juliette speak directly to the male spectators in the audience - it was as if I wanted them seated just in front of William - and to do the same with him and the women in the audience." See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Episode dated 31 August 2010 (2010). See more »
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Quotes James Miller: It seems to me that the human race is the only species who have forgotten the whole purpose of life, the whole meaning of existence is to have fun, to have pleasure. And here is someone who's found their own way to do it. We shouldn't judge them for it. If they're happy and enjoying life, we should congratulate tchem, not criticize them.
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