Nemo (film) explained

Director:	Arnaud Sélignac
Screenplay:	Arnaud Sélignac Jean-Pierre Esquenazi Telsche Boorman
Producer:	John Boorman Claude Nedjar
Cinematography:	Philippe Rousselot
Editing:	Tom Priestley
Music:	Lord David Dundas Rick Wentworth
Studio:	Goldcrest Films Channel Four Films Nouvelles Editions de Films^[1]
Distributor:	The Cannon Group, Inc.
Country:	United Kingdom United States

Nemo is a 1984 fantasy film directed by Arnaud Sélignac. It is also known as Dream One.

Plot

A young boy imagines being in a tale he's about to hear. In this magical world he encounters many famous characters from other tales, aliens, and other beings, and of course, a beautiful princess.

Cast

• Seth Kibel as Child Nemo
• Jason Connery as Teen Nemo
• Mathilda May as Alice
• Harvey Keitel as Mr. Legend
• Nipsey Russell as Mr. Rip / Benjamin
• Carole Bouquet as Rals-Akrai
• Michel Blanc as Boris / Nemo's Father
• Katrine Boorman as Duchka / Nemo's Mother
• Dominique Pinon as Monkey
• Charley Boorman as Cunegond / Elevator Operator
• Gaetan Bloom as Puchkine
• Pierre Forget as Wagner
• Marcus Powell as Grunwald
• Carla D. Clark as Young Bess

Production

Goldcrest Films invested £2,099,000 in the film and received £1,482,000, making a loss of £617,000.^[2] The film was directed by Arnaud Sélignac who'd previously worked for the film's producer John Boorman as a stillsman on Excalibur.^[3]

External links

• Nemo at Letterbox DVD

Notes and References

1. 'Web site: Nemo (1983). 2024-04-13. tcm.com. en.
2. Book: My indecision is final. Jake. Eberts . Terry. Illott. 1990 . Faber and Faber. 656.
3. Web site: Excalibur (1981).