The Year of the Flood (film)
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Directed by | Jaime Chávarri |
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Based on | El año del diluvio by Eduardo Mendoza |
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Music by | Carles Cases |
Cinematography | Jaume Paracaula |
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Distributed by | United International Pictures (es) |
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Language | Spanish |
The Year of the Flood (Spanish: El año del diluvio)[1][2] is a 2004 romantic drama film directed by Jaime Chávarri based on the novel of the same name by Eduardo Mendoza which stars Fanny Ardant and Darío Grandinetti.
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Plot
Set in a Catalan village in 1953, the plot follows the romantic relationship between Sor Consuelo, a nun, and Don Augusto Aixelá, a womanizing local landholder.[3] The entry of the Maquis guerrilla on the scene disrupts the plight of Consuelo.[4]
Cast
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- Fanny Ardant as Sor Consuelo[n. 1][3]
- Darío Grandinetti as Don Augusto Aixelá[3]
- Ginés García Millán as Balaguer[1]
- Eloy Azorín as Bartolo[5]
- Pepa López[2]
- Francesc Orella as Sgt. Lastre[1]
- Sandra De Falco[2]
- Rosa Novell[6]
- Francis Lorenzo[2]
Production
A joint Spanish-French-Italian co-production, the film was produced by GONA alongside Oberon Cinematográfica, Babe and Kairòs.[7] Shooting began on 11 August 2003 and wrapped in October 2003.[7] Shooting locations included Barcelona and neighbouring villages.[7]
Release
Penned by Eduardo Mendoza and Jaime Chávarri, the screenplay is an adaptation of the 1992 novel of the same name authored by the former.[2] The film screened in April 2004 at the Málaga Film Festival's main competition.[8] Distributed by United International Pictures,[2] it was theatrically released in Spain on 28 April 2004.[3]
Accolades
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2005 | 19th Goya Awards | Best Adapted Screenplay | Eduardo Mendoza, Jaime Chávarri | Nominated | [9] |
See also
Informational notes
- ↑ Dubbed in the Spanish-language track by Mercedes Sampietro.[1]
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