Movie Cosmos - Resistance

Description:

The story of mime Marcel Marceau as he works with a group of Jewish boy scouts and the French Resistance to save the lives of ten thousand orphans during World War II.

Top Cast >

Jesse Eisenberg

As Marcel

Ed Harris

As George S. Patton

Clémence Poésy

As Emma

Matthias Schweighöfer

As Klaus Barbie

Bella Ramsey

As Elsbeth

Géza Röhrig

As Georges Loinger

Félix Moati

As Alain

Vica Kerekes

As Mila

Martha Issová

As Flora

Karl Markovics

As Charles Mangel

Arndt Schwering-Sohnrey

As Max Rheinemert

Alex Fondja

As Frederique

Aurélie Bancilhon

As Dominique

Alicia von Rittberg

As Regine

Louise Morell

As Marcel's Mother

Wolfgang Ceczor

As Old Man on Train

Philip Lenkowsky

As Father Montluc

Edgar Ramírez

As Sigmund (Elsbeth's Father)

Klára Issová

As Judith (Elsbeth's Mother)

Dimitri Storoge

As Vichy Officer

Felicity Montagu

As Mrs. Garner (Emma's Mother)

Steffen Jung

As Tall Guy at the Bar

Michael Koschorek

As Waiter at the Bar

Werner Biermeier

As Swiss Hunter

Ryan Hadaller

As Jason Baker

Maxim Boubin

As Joseph on the Tree

Tobias Gareth Elman

As Joseph

Wolf Sielaff

As Peasant

Ludvík Bohadlo

As Peasant's Son

Top Crew >

Jonathan Jakubowicz

Director, Writer, Producer, Editor

Lizzie Lawson

Hair Designer, Makeup Designer

Alex Gavigan

Second Assistant Director

Angelo Milli

Original Music Composer

Tobias Pollok

Production Manager

Christian Vennefrohne

Post Production Supervisor

Stefanie Butscheidt

Graphic Designer

M.I. Littin-Menz

Director of Photography

Frank Kusche

Executive Producer

Stephanie Schettler-Köhler

Producer

Claudine Jakubowicz

Producer

Marc Grewe

Line Producer

Klemens Hallmann

Executive Producer

Stephanie Hayward-Schneider

Executive Producer

Thorsten Schumacher

Producer

Patrick Zorer

Producer

Carlos Garcia de Paredes

Producer

Dan Maag

Producer

Nik Bower

Executive Producer

Christelle Conan

Executive Producer

Deepak Nayar

Executive Producer

Nicolas Sandler

Executive Producer

Silvia Schmidt

Executive Producer

Christian Angermayer

Executive Producer

Simon Happ

Executive Producer

Lars Sylvest

Producer

Matthias Schweighöfer

Producer

Pavel Šolc

Line Producer

Wei Han

Executive Producer

Nicolas Paalzow

Executive Producer

Marco Beckmann

Producer

Pavel Vojtisek

Assistant Art Director

Tomas Voth

Production Design

Adriana Luna

Art Direction

Miroslav Sedlácek

Property Master

Pierre Pfundt

Art Direction

Alexander Berner

Editor

Anna Hornofová

Set Dresser

Adela Háková

Art Direction

Katharina Ost

Costume Design

Mimi Violette

Graphic Designer

Dan Navratil

Leadman

Jan Rott

Property Master

Maya Kvetny

Casting

Raymond Boy

Storyboard Artist

Ernestine Hipper

Set Decoration

Benedict Hoermann

First Assistant Director

Klára Skřenková

Assistant Property Master

Kerstin Grund

Assistant Set Decoration

Charlotte Chang

Makeup Artist

Martin Prýca

Special Effects Supervisor

Daniel Eisenmann

Makeup Artist

Christian Saalfeld

Gaffer

Mathias Linke

Electrician

Carsten Klockow

Electrician

Martin Maryška

First Assistant Camera

Markus Müller

Electrician

Yoshua Berkowitz

Steadicam Operator

Max Bauer

Foley Artist

Frédéric Batier

Still Photographer

Frank Heidbrink

Sound Mixer

Rodrigo S. Tomasso

Visual Effects Supervisor

Stanislava Šlosserová

Costume Supervisor

Thibault Arnold

ADR Mixer

Anna Brandt

Assistant Costume Designer

Vojtěch Votýpka

Electrician

Stefanie Schroeter

Assistant Costume Designer

Barbora Elznicova

Costumer

Dietmar Haupt

Rigging Gaffer

Carolina Bolatti

Visual Effects Coordinator

Christina Isabell Molitor

Set Costumer

Stanislav Kejval

ADR Recordist

Normann Büttner

Foley Editor

Ludvík Bohadlo

Sound Mixer

Benjamin A. Rosenkind

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Nina Kötter

Continuity

Stefan Busch

Supervising Sound Editor

Reviews:

SWITCH. (2/10)

The film spends so much time moving Mangel from one place to another and having self-reflective moments with his co-stars that the film fails to really highlight his accomplishments or how he actually achieved them. Instead, it favours grandiose characters, weak attempts at tension, false love interests and incomplete arcs. Yet another case of when great stories happen to not-so-great filmmakers. Marcel Mangel and Marcel Marceau deserve better.