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TOTAL ECLIPSE (1995) - R

Country:	United Kingdom, France
Genre:	Drama

Credits

Production Company:	Eurimages European Co-Production Fund Fine Line Features Portman Productions SFP (Societe Francaise de Production)
Sales Agent:	Fine Line Features United International Pictures (UIP)
Director:	Agnieszka Holland
Producer:	Jean-Pierre Ramsay Levi Jean-Pierre Ramsay Levi
Exec Producer:	Staffan Ahrenberg Jean-Yves Asselin Pascale Faubert
Co-Producer:	Philip Hinchcliffe Cat Villiers
Writer: Screenplay:	Christopher Hampton
Cast:	Dominique Blanc Romane Bohringer Felicie Pasotti Cabarbaye Denise Chalem Christopher Chaplin Leonardo DiCaprio Christopher Hampton Cheb Han Mathias Jung Nita Klein Kettly Noel Emmanuelle Oppo Andrzej Seweryn David Thewlis James Thierree Christopher Thompson Bruce Van Barthold
Casting Director:	Margot Capelier
Editor:	Isabelle Lorente
Production Design:	Dan Weil
Dir of Photography:	George Arvanitis
Composer:	Jan A.P. Kaczmarek
Costume Designer:	Pierre-Yves Gairaud

Trailer:

Synopsis: According to Christopher Hampton's screenplay, it's amazing Rimbaud found time to time to write anything at all, since he was carrying on a torrid, absinthe-soaked homosexual love affair with the older and not quite so great poet Paul Verlaine. This affair ended when Verlaine shot Rimbaud in the hand in a Brussels hotel room.

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