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A young boy stands on a station platform. The train is about to leave. Should he go with his mother or stay with his father? An infinity of possibilities rise from this decision. As long as he doesn’t choose, anything is possible. Every life deserves to be lived.
WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY Jaco VAN DORMAEL
PRODUCER Philippe GODEAU
CO-PRODUCERS Alfred HÜRMER
Marco MEHLITZ
Christian LAROUCHE
Jaco VAN DORMAEL
EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Nathalie GASTALDO
Mark GILL
Daniel MARQUET
Jean-Yves ASSELIN
DP Christophe BEAUCARNE A.F.C.
EDITORS Matyas VERESS
Susan SHIPTON
SOUND Dominique WARNIER
Jane TATTERSALL
Frederic DEMOLDER
Lou SOLAKOFSKI
Emmanuel de BOISSIEU
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Renaud ALCADE
SET DESIGN Sylvie OLIVE A.D.C.
COSTUME DESIGN Ulla GOTHE
MAKE-UP AND HAIR Kaatje VAN DAMME
CASTING Toby WALE
Fiona WEIR
Joanna COLBERT
VISUAL EFFECTS SUPERVISOR Louis MORIN
‘FUTURE’ GRAPHIC CONCEPT François SCHUITEN
ORIGINAL MUSIC Pierre VAN DORMAEL
PHOTOGRAPHY Chantal THOMINE DESMAZURES
 
Adult Nemo / Old Nemo Jared LETO
Adult Elise Sarah POLLEY
Adult Anna Diane KRUGER
Adult Jeanne Linh-Dan PHAM
Nemo’s father Rhys IFANS
Nemo’s mother Natasha LITTLE
15-year-old Nemo Toby REGBO
15-year-old Anna Juno TEMPLE
15-year-old Elise Clare STONE
9-year-old Nemo Thomas BYRNE
15-year-old Jeanne Audrey GIACOMINI
9-year-old Anna Laura BRUMAGNE
Dr Feldheim Allan CORDUNER
Young journalist Daniel MAYS
Harry Michael RILEY
TV host Harold MANNING
Eve Emily TILSON
Joyce Roline SKEHAN
Noah Anders MORRIS
Henry Pascal DUQUENNE
5-year-old Nemo Noa DE CONSTANZO
Clara Chiara CASELLI |
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“There is plenty to love here… the film leaves you with a feeling of having watched something very special. Definitely recommended!” – Niels Matthijs, Twitch
“A film that has a beating heart underneath its messy — though breathtakingly designed — exterior.” – Boyd van Hoeij, Variety
“Dazzling, intriguing, a cult movie in the truest sense of the word.” – Damon Wise, Empire
“Something quite extraordinary” – Film Buff
“The film is ravishing, incisive and relevant. It offers quite a ride.” – Lee Marshall, Screen Daily
“A stunning portrayal of the consequence of chance.” – El Harris, The Film Review
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