The Origin of Violence explained

The Origin of Violence
Native Name:	L'Origine de la violence
Director:	Élie Chouraqui
Producer:	Élie Chouraqui Alfred Hürmer
Screenplay:	Élie Chouraqui Fabrice Humbert
Starring:	Stanley Weber César Chouraqui Richard Berry Michel Bouquet
Music:	Cyril Etienne des Rosaies Romain Poncet
Cinematography:	Dominique Gentil
Editing:	Lorenzo Fanfani
Studio:	L'Origine Productions Integral Films
Distributor:	Paradis Films
Runtime:	110 minutes
Country:	France Germany
Language:	French German
Budget:	$3.2 million^[1]
Gross:	$427.000^[2]

The Origin of Violence (French title: L'Origine de la violence) is a 2016 Franco-German drama film directed by Élie Chouraqui, based on the Prix Renaudot-winning novel of the same name by Fabrice Humbert.^{[3] [4]} The film won the Best Narrative Audience Award at the Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival 36.^[5]

Cast

• Stanley Weber as Nathan Wagner in 2014
• César Chouraqui as David Nathan Wagner in 1937 / Adrien Fabre in 1962
• Richard Berry as Adrien Fabre in 2014
• Miriam Stein as Gabi in 2014
• Catherine Samie as Clémentine Fabre in 2014
• Michel Bouquet as Marcel Fabre in 2014
• Romaine Cochet as Virginie in 1937
• Christine Citti as Marguerite Fabre in 1937
• Didier Bezace as The Father in 1937
• Jean Sorel as Charles Wagner in 2014
• Joseph Joffo as Kolb in 2014
• David Kammenos as Kolb in 1941
• Martin Peillon as Charles Wagner in 1937
• Gabriel Washer as Marcel Fabre in 1937
• Jeanne Cremer as Clémentine Fabre in 1937
• Lars Eidinger as Dr. Erich Wagner
• Nikola Kastner as Ilse Koch
• Matthias Gall as Karl Koch
• Vladislav Grakovskiy as Heinrich Himmler
• Christopher Reinhard as Martin Sommer
• Tino Ranacher as Deportee

Notes and References

1. Web site: L'Origine de la violence . JP's Box-Office.
2. Web site: L'origine de la violence (The Origin of Violence) . Box Office Mojo.
3. Web site: "L'Origine de la violence" : secret de famille et conséquences . Culturebox.
4. Web site: " L'Origine de la violence " : ambitieux, mais... . Le Parisien. 24 May 2016 .
5. https://pjff.org/audience-award-winners/ "Audience Award Winners,"