Merry Christmas (Joyeux Noel) 2005 - Merry Christmas (Joyeux Noel) Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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MERRY CHRISTMAS (JOYEUX NOEL) (2005)

Country:	UK / France / Germany / Belgium / Romania
Genre:	Drama, Period, War

Credits

Production Company:	Artemis Productions Nord Ouest Exploitation Cinemas Senator Entertainment Ag TF1 The Bureau / Le Petit Bureau
Sales Agent:	Films Distribution
Director:	Christian Carion
Producer:	Christophe Rossignon
Co-Producer:	Andrei Boncea Christopher Borgmann Bertrand Faivre Soledad Gatti-Pascual Benjamin Herrmann Kate Ogborn Patrick Quinet
Assoc. Producer:	Genevieve Lemal Alexandre Lippens
Writer: Screenplay:	Christian Carion
Cast:	Benno Furmann Diane Kruger
	Dany Boon Daniel Bruhl Guillaume Canet
	Lucas Belvaux Joachim Bissmeier Alex Ferns Christopher Fulford Robin Laing Bernard Le Coq Gary Lewis Ian Richardson Marc Robert Steven Robertson Thomas Schmauser Frank Witter
Casting Director:	Susie Figgis Sabine Schroth
Production Design:	Jean Michel Simonet
Art Director:	Vraciu Eduard Daniel Anina Diener
Dir of Photography:	Walther van den Ende
Costume Designer:	Alison Forbes-meyler

Synopsis: True story of a spontaneous front-line truce between enemy soldiers on Christmas Eve 1914, during World War I.

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