Le Polygraphe
Brief Synopsis
A tale of a man suspected of a murder that he can't remember committing.
Cast & Crew
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Robert Lepage
Director
Patrick Goyette
Francois Tremblay
Marie Brassard
Lucie
Peter Stomare
Christof Haussman
Maria De Medeiros
Claude
Josee Deschenes
Judith
Film Details
Also Known As
Polygraph, Polygraphe
Genre
Thriller
Release Date
1996
Production Company
Cinea Productions; Filmboard Berlin Brandenburg; TTlTfilm Canada
Distribution Company
Polygram Filmed Entertainment
Location
Berlin, Germany; Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 39m
Synopsis
A tale of a man suspected of a murder that he can't remember committing.
Director
Robert Lepage
Director
Cast
Patrick Goyette
Francois Tremblay
Marie Brassard
Lucie
Peter Stomare
Christof Haussman
Maria De Medeiros
Claude
Josee Deschenes
Judith
James Hyndman
Hans
Peter Stormare
Crew
Luc J Beland
Costumes
Jacques W Benoit
Assistant Director
Maria Brassard
Screenwriter
Philippe Carcassonne
Producer
Jocelyn Caron
Sound
Robert Caux
Music
Jerome Decarie
Sound Editor
Monique Dion
Production Designer
Georges Dufaux
Director Of Photography
Ulrich Felsberg
Producer
Serge Fortin
Sound Editor
Patrick Goyette
Screenplay Collaboration
Claude Hazanavicius
Sound
Madeleine Henrie
Line Producer
Bruno Jobin
Producer
Robert Lepage
Screenwriter
Michael Mackenzie
Screenplay Collaboration
John Netsorwich
Sound
Jean-pierre Pinard
Sound Editor
Mario Rodrigue
Sound Editor
Jean-pierre St Michel
Producer
Hans Peter Strobl
Sound Department
Raymond Vermette
Sound Editor
Film Details
Also Known As
Polygraph, Polygraphe
Genre
Thriller
Release Date
1996
Production Company
Cinea Productions; Filmboard Berlin Brandenburg; TTlTfilm Canada
Distribution Company
Polygram Filmed Entertainment
Location
Berlin, Germany; Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 39m
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Miscellaneous Notes
Nominated for nine 1996 Canadian Genie Awards, including best picture, director, lead actress (Brassard), supporting actress (DeMedeiros, Deschenes), cinematography, adapted screenplay, sound and sound editing.
Released in United States 1996
Shown at Venice Film Festival (Window on Images) August 29 - September 7, 1996.
Second feature effort for Robert Lepage who debuted with "The Confessional" (Canada/1995).
Released in United States 1996 (Shown at Venice Film Festival (Window on Images) August 29 - September 7, 1996.)
