Belle Epoque
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Fernando Trueba
Jorge Sanz
Maribel Verdú
Ariadna Gil
Miriam Diaz-aroca
Penélope Cruz
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Spain, 1931. After deserting the army, an idealistic young soldier finds shelter in an isolated country house where a free-spirited painter lives with his four beautiful daughters.
Director
Fernando Trueba
Cast
Jorge Sanz
Maribel Verdú
Ariadna Gil
Miriam Diaz-aroca
Penélope Cruz
Mary Carmen Ramirez
Michel Galabru
Gabino Diego
Chus Lampreave
Agustin Gonzales
Juan Jose Otegui
Jesus Bonilla
Maria Galiana
Juan Potau
Felix Cubero
Marciano De La Fuente
Jose Antonio Sacristan
Manuel Huete
Manolo Huete
Crew
Jost Luis Alcaine
Rafael Azcona
Rafael Azcona
Jaime Botella
Juan Botella
Antoine Duhamel
Ana Ferreira
Carmen Frías
Andres Vicente Gomez
Angelica Huete
Cristina Huete
Lala Huete
Ana Lorena
Juan Molina
Georges Prat
Jose Luis Garcia Sanchez
Fernando Trueba
Fernando Vendrell
Film Details
Technical Specs
Award Wins
Best Foreign Language Film
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Nominated for the 1994 British Academy of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA) Award for Best Film Not in the English Language.
Winner of nine 1992 Goya awards, including best film, best director, best screenplay, best actor (Fernando Trueba), best actress (Ariadna Gil), best supporting actress (Chus Lampreave), best original screenplay, best photography, best art direction and best editing.
Released in United States Winter February 25, 1994
Released in United States March 2, 1994
Released in United States on Video December 14, 1994
Released in United States September 1993
Released in United States October 1993
Released in United States January 1994
Released in United States April 1994
Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals (Gala Presentations) September 9-18, 1993.
Shown at Vancouver International Film Festival October 1-17, 1993.
Shown at Palm Springs International Film Festival January 6-16, 1994.
Shown at WorldFest Houston International Film Festival April 15-24, 1994.
Shown at Cleveland International Film Festival April 7-17, 1994.
The seventh feature for Spanish filmmaker Fernando Trueba who marked his feature directorial debut with "Opera Prima" (Spain/France/1980).
Cinemascope
Released in United States Winter February 25, 1994
Released in United States March 2, 1994 (Los Angeles)
Released in United States on Video December 14, 1994
Released in United States October 1993 (Shown at Vancouver International Film Festival October 1-17, 1993.)
Released in United States January 1994 (Shown at Palm Springs International Film Festival January 6-16, 1994.)
Released in United States April 1994 (Shown at WorldFest Houston International Film Festival April 15-24, 1994.)
Released in United States April 1994 (Shown at Cleveland International Film Festival April 7-17, 1994.)
Released in United States September 1993 (Shown at Toronto Festival of Festivals (Gala Presentations) September 9-18, 1993.)
