The Woman in the Fifth

Overview

A writer stranded in Paris falls into a strange relationship with a mysterious woman in this drama from writer and director Pawel Pawlikowski. Tom Ricks (Ethan Hawke) is an American novelist who has been wrestling with writers' block since the publication of his first book. Tom is married to Nathalie (Delphine Chuillot) but their relationship has taken a turn for the worse, and after she goes home to France with their daughter Chloe (Julie Papillon) in tow, Tom flies there in hopes of reconciling with her. ...
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Overview

A writer stranded in Paris falls into a strange relationship with a mysterious woman in this drama from writer and director Pawel Pawlikowski. Tom Ricks (Ethan Hawke) is an American novelist who has been wrestling with writers' block since the publication of his first book. Tom is married to Nathalie (Delphine Chuillot) but their relationship has taken a turn for the worse, and after she goes home to France with their daughter Chloe (Julie Papillon) in tow, Tom flies there in hopes of reconciling with her. However, Tom is robbed shortly after arriving, and is stuck with no money and nowhere to go. He is befriended by Sezer (Samir Guesmi), who gives him a job as a night watchman and a room in a cheap hotel, but for all his generosity, Tom isn't sure he trusts his benefactor. He then meets Margit (Kristin Scott Thomas), a beautiful woman with a literary bent, and ends up spending the night with her. But what begins as a passing fling takes on a more sinister cast as Margit sends Tom through a series of increasingly bizarre experiences in the interest of reawakening his muse. La Femme du 5e (aka The Woman in the Fifth) received its North American debut at the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival.
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Special Features

Making of The Woman in the Fifth
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 9/18/2012
  • UPC: 767685275313
  • Original Release: 2011
  • Source: New Video Group
  • Region Code: 0
  • Presentation: Subtitled
  • Time: 1:24:00
  • Format: DVD
  • Sales rank: 14,656

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Ethan Hawke Tom, Tom Ricks
Kristin Scott Thomas Margit
Joanna Kulig , Ania
Samir Guesmi , Sezar, Sezer
Delphine Chuillot Nathalie
Julie Papillon Chloe
Geoffrey Carey Laurent
Mamadou Minté Omar
Mohamed Aroussi Moussa
Jean-Louis Cassarino Dumont
Judith Burnett Lorraine l'herbert
Marcela Iacub Isabella
Wilfred Benaiche Lieutenant Coutard
Pierre Marcoux Lawyer
Rosine Favey Lawyer's Translator
Anne Benoit Teacher
Grégory Gadebois Lieutenant children unit
Donel Jacks'man Customs Officer
Laurent Levy Margit's Neighbour
Doug Rand American writer 1
Tercelin Kirtley American writer 2
Nicolas Beaucaire Passer-by
Technical Credits
Pawel Pawlikowski Director, Screenwriter
Simon Arnal Associate Producer
Benoit Barouh Production Designer
Stephane Batut Casting
Caroline Benjo Producer
Nicolas Cantin Sound Mixer, Sound/Sound Designer
David Charap Editor
Christophe Couzon Art Director
Shaida Day Costumes/Costume Designer
Julian Day Costumes/Costume Designer
Max de Wardener Score Composer
Valerie Deloof Sound Editor, Sound/Sound Designer
Soledad Gatti-Pascual Co-producer
Ryszard Lenczewski Cinematographer
Alexandre Nazarian Casting
Sybille Nicolas-Wallon Production Manager
Sylvie Peyre Asst. Director
Piotr Reisch Co-producer
Tessa Ross Executive Producer
Carole Scotta Producer
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Woman in the Fifth
1. Unwelcome Visitor [7:29]
2. Stolen Life [6:36]
3. Shady Employment [7:28]
4. Literary Recognition [6:57]
5. Fruitless Meetings [6:34]
6. Curiosity and Desire [10:01]
7. A Good Disaster [5:44]
8. Blood Stains [5:15]
9. Dangerous Affair [7:20]
10. The Frame-Up [7:32]
11. The Lost Girl [5:52]
12. Letting Go [7:02]
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