B
Strong
MASTER SCORE 68.5 / 100
1970Comedy1h 25m
DISTRACTED
A comedy about an absent-minded man who works at a advertising company and topples from one problem to another.
Above the Line
Pierre Richard·DirectorPierre Richard·WriterAndré Ruellan·DialogueDaniel Vogel·Director of PhotographyVladimir Cosma·Original Music ComposerMarie-Josèphe Yoyotte·Editor
Cast
Pierre Richard·Pierre MalaquetMarie-Christine Barrault·Lisa GastierBernard Blier·GuitonMaria Pacôme·Glycia MalaquetCatherine Samie·Clarisse GuitonMicheline Luccioni·Madame GastierPaul Préboist·Monsieur KlerdeneTsilla Chelton·Madame ClistonRobert Dalban·MazelinFrançois Maistre·Monsieur Gastier
Full Crew(7 credits)
Full Crew
(7 credits)
Directing· 1
Pierre Richard·Director
Writing· 2
Pierre Richard·WriterAndré Ruellan·Dialogue
Camera· 1
Daniel Vogel·Director of Photography
Editing· 1
Marie-Josèphe Yoyotte·Editor
Sound & Music· 1
Vladimir Cosma·Original Music Composer
Art & Design· 1
Michel de Broin·Production Design
By the Numbers
68.5
OF 100
Master Score
6.2
OF 10
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CRITICS
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Worldwide Gross
0
Oscar Wins
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Poster DNA
THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION
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Dominant Palette
3 colors
#A52A2A
#FFFFFF
#87CEEB
Mood
Whimsical, Quirky
Composition
Centered
Era
1970s
Visual Style
Illustrated
“The movie poster features a man and a woman in a bathtub filled with bubbles against a red background. The man, on the left, has red curly hair and a long, poin”
Key Elements
BathtubBubblesSuitTie
Atmosphere
Vibrant
Color Mood
Mixed
Setting
Indoor
Design Score
7/10
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