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The Crimson Rivers

The Crimson Rivers (2001)Cast and Crew

Movie"Evil rises to new heights."

Cast

J
Jean Reno
as Pierre Niemans
V
Vincent Cassel
as Max Kerkerian
N
Nadia Farès
as Fanny Ferreira
D
Dominique Sanda
as Sister Andrée
K
Karim Belkhadra
as Captain Dahmane
J
Jean-Pierre Cassel
as Dr. Bernard Chernezé
D
Didier Flamand
as The Dean
P
Philippe Nahon
as Homme à la station service
F
François Levantal
as Pathologist
L
Laurent Lafitte
as Hubert
F
Francine Bergé
as Directrice d'école
R
Robert Gendreu
as Gardien du cimetière
C
Christophe Bernard
as Skinhead
N
Nicky Naudé
as Skinhead
V
Vincent Tulli
as Computer Technician
T
Tonio Descanvelle
as Sarzac Policeman #1
O
Olivier Rousset
as Sarzac Policeman #2
F
Françoise Loreau
as Nun in Convent
N
Nicolas Koretzky
as Computer Cop
D
Dominique Bettenfeld
as Policeman with Theory
L
Laurent Avare
as Rémy Caillois

Crew

M
Mathieu Kassovitz
Director
J
Jean-Christophe Grangé
Writer
T
Thierry Flamand
Production Design
M
Mathieu Kassovitz
Screenplay
A
Alain Goldman
Producer
M
Maryline Monthieux
Editor
V
Vincent Tulli
Sound Designer
C
Cyril Holtz
Sound Designer
P
Patrick Cauderlier
Stunt Coordinator
J
Jean-Claude Lagniez
Stunt Driver
V
Virginie Arnaud
Stunts
A
Alain Barbier
Stunts
S
Sébastien Lagniez
Stunt Double
R
Rémi Canaple
Stunts
C
Catherine Robert
Stunts
D
Dany Roca
Stunts
P
Patrick Steltzer
Stunts
T
Thierry Arbogast
Director of Photography
B
Bruno Coulais
Original Music Composer

The Crimson Rivers Collection

The first collection, dated around 2000, follows two French police officers who uncover dark secrets and confront a gruesome murderer and sinister skinheads, exposing corruption and sparking more mysteries. The second collection, dated around 2004, involves an inspector and a young detective investigating killings mimicking the deaths of the 12 Apostles. With an attractive religion expert, they aim to halt the terror and prevent the apocalypse. Both collections blend mystery, police procedurals, and thrillers, with themes of religious and societal twists on murder mysteries. They critically explore contemporary French society, delving into themes of religion, identity, and secrecy.