Nada (1974 film)

Nada (known as The Nada Gang in the USA.) is a Franco-Italian film directed by Claude Chabrol released in 1974 and adapted from the crime novel Nada by Jean-Patrick Manchette. Inspired by the May 1968 events in France, the film has been described as a social thriller.

Contents

• Synopsis
• Crew
• Cast
• References

Synopsis

The anarchist group "Nada" kidnaps the United States Ambassador to France in a brothel. During the operation, a police officer is killed and commissaire Goemond is given a free hand to do everything to resolve this affair…

Crew

Source: IMDb

Director : Claude Chabrol

Screenplay : Claude Chabrol from the novel Nada by Jean-Patrick Manchette

Script : Claude Chabrol

Director of photography : Jean Rabier

Sound : Guy Chichignoud

Music : Pierre Jansen

Scenery : Guy Littaye

Assistant-director : Régis Wargnier

Editor : Jacques Gaillard

Script : Aurore Paquiss

Production : Les Films de La Boétie, Italian International Film (Rome)

Producer : André Génovès

Distributor : Les Films de La Boétie, CIC - Cinema International Corporation

Length : 110 minutes

Cast

Source: IMDb

Fabio Testi (Diaz)

Maurice Garrel (Epaulard)

Mariangela Melato (Cash)

Michel Duchaussoy (Treuffais)

Michel Aumont (Goemond)

Didier Kaminka (Meyer)

Lou Castel (D'Arey)

Katia Romanoff (Anna Meyer)

André Falcon (the Minister)

Lyle Joyce (Ambassador Poindexter)

Viviane Romance (Mme Gabrielle)

Daniel Lecourtois (The Préfet)

Rudy Lenoir (M. Bouillon)

Jean-Louis Maury (Le chef de cabinet)

Charlotte Maury

Jacques Préboist (the driver)