Sachs’ Disease (1999): Cast
Sachs’ Disease is a 1999 drama directed by Michel Deville, starring Albert Dupontel as Doctor Bruno Sachs, Sylvie Jobert and Amanda Langlet. It runs 1 hour 43 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 43m (103 min)
- Director
- Michel Deville
- Genre
- Drama
- Original language
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French - Studio
- Eléfilm
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Sachs’ Disease About?
The premise of Sachs’ Disease without spoilers.
Dr. Bruno Sachs is the sole physician in a modest French village, outwardly appearing compassionate and devoted. Privately, he feels disillusioned and detached from most of his patients. When he encounters the young Pauline Kasser, a mutual attraction sparks, challenging his outlook.
Sachs’ Disease Themes & Keywords
· 3 tags- doctor
- male frontal nudity
- based on novel
Sachs’ Disease Cast & Characters
Albert Dupontel leads the cast as Doctor Bruno Sachs, with Sylvie Jobert as Woman aborted by Sachs and Amanda Langlet as Woman from the brewery. Directed by Michel Deville; 37 actors are credited in all.
- Director Michel Deville
- Albert Dupontel as Doctor Bruno Sachs
- Sylvie Jobert as Woman aborted by Sachs
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Amanda Langlet as Woman from the brewery -
Valérie Dréville as Pauline Kasser
Also Starring in Sachs’ Disease
· 33 more- Dominique Reymond Mrs. Leblanc, doctor's secretary
- Nathalie Boutefeu Viviane, waitress
- Serge Riaboukine Drunkard, at night
- Albert Delpy Pharmacy customer
- Nicolas Marié Fire captain
- André Thorent Mr. Guénot
- Jean-François Dérec Man who goes to the physiotherapist
- Pierre Diot Man with the anesthetic gel
- François Clavier Doctor Boulle
- Martine Sarcey Madame Destouches
- Lucienne Hamon Mrs. Sachs, doctor's mother
- Étienne Bierry Mr. Renard
- Christine Brücher Annie's mother
- Philippe Lehembre Mr. Guilloux
- Béatrice Bruno Angèle Pujade
- Marie-France Santon Mrs. Borgès
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- Marianne Groves Neighbor across the street
- Bernard Waver Mr. Deshoulières
- Anne Fassio Constipated woman
- Sophie Gourdin Woman who has a mixed-race daughter
- Jean-Claude Bourbault Man with the heart attack
- Claire Hammond Woman who can't make an appointment
- Jacques Petitjean Patient with the newspaper
- Denis Chérer Mute waiter at the brewery
- Maria Verdi
- Sandra Cheres Madame Calvino
- Cécile Arnaud Mrs. Bailly's neighbor
- Michelle Brûlé Woman with impeccable hygiene
- Catherine Boisgontier Woman who lost her brother
- Delphine Brimbeuf Young pregnant girl
- Gilles Charmot Georges
- Sylvie Ferro Medical switchboard attendant
- Alexandre Boussat Bolla
Sachs’ Disease Also Known As
3 alternative titles, including “Tagebuch eines Landarztes” and “Las confesiones del doctor Sachs”.
- Also known as
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- Tagebuch eines Landarztes
- Las confesiones del doctor Sachs
- Болезнь Захса
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Sachs’ Disease FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of Sachs’ Disease, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Sachs’ Disease?
Sachs’ Disease runs 1 hour 43 minutes (103 minutes).
When was Sachs’ Disease released?
Sachs’ Disease was released on September 22, 1999.
Who directed Sachs’ Disease?
Sachs’ Disease was directed by Michel Deville.
More films by Michel Deville Who is in the cast of Sachs’ Disease?
Sachs’ Disease stars Albert Dupontel as Doctor Bruno Sachs, Sylvie Jobert as Woman aborted by Sachs and Amanda Langlet as Woman from the brewery, among 37 credited actors.
Does Sachs’ Disease have a post-credit scene?
No. Sachs’ Disease has no extra scene during or after the credits.
What language is Sachs’ Disease in?
The original language of Sachs’ Disease is French.
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