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Hannah

Hannah

Hannah

original title:

Hannah

directed by:

Andrea Pallaoro

cast:

Charlotte Rampling, André Wilms, Stéphanie Van Vyve, Simon Bisschop, Jean-Michel Balthazar, Luca Avallone, Fatou Traore

screenplay:

Andrea Pallaoro, Orlando Tirado

cinematography:

Chayse Irvin

editing:

Paola Freddi

set design:

Marianna Sciveres

costume design:

Jackye Fauconnier

music:

Michelino Bisceglia

producer:

Andrea Stucovitz, John Engel, Clément Duboin

production:

Partner Media Investment, Left Field Ventures, Good Fortune Films, Rai Cinema, To be Continued, Solo Five Productions, supported by Ministero della Cultura, in association with Lorand Entertainment, Take Five, TF1 Studio, Jour 2 Fête, with the support of Fondo Lazio Cinema International, Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Eurimages, Creative Europe Media Development

distribution:

I Wonder Pictures [Italy], Imagine Film Distribution [Belgium], Zeta Films [Brazil], Time in Portrait [China], 41Shadows [Denmark] TVOD, Jour2fete [France], Seven Films [Greece], 606 Distribution [Ireland], Lev Cinema [Israel], Aya Pro [Japan], Kino Pavasaris [Lithuania], Cineteca Nacional [Mexico], Imagine Film Distributie [Netherlands], Tour de Force [Norway], Bm Cultures [South Korea], Surtsey Films [Spain], Pathé Films [Switzerland], Mirror Stage Films [Taiwan], Fabula Film [Turkey], 606 Distribution [United Kingdom], Parade Deck Films [United States]

world sales:

Newen Connect [France]

country:

Italy/Belgium/France

year:

2017

film run:

95'

format:

colour

release date:

15/02/2018

festivals & awards:

Hannah is the intimate portrait of a woman’s loss of identity as she teeters between denial and reality.
Left alone grappling with the consequences of her husband's imprisonment, Hannah begins to unravel. Through the exploration of her fractured sense of identity and loss of self-control, the film investigates modern day alienation, the struggle to connect, and the dividing lines between individual identity, personal relationships, and societal pressures.