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The Plague (original title: La Peste) is a 1992 Argentine-French-British drama film written and directed by Luis Puenzo and starring William Hurt, Sandrine Bonnaire, Robert Duvall and Raul Julia. It is based on the novel La Peste by Albert Camus. It entered the competition at the 49th Venice International Film Festival.[1][2]
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Directed by | Luis Puenzo |
Written by | Luis Puenzo Robert Katz (narration) |
Based on | The Plague by Albert Camus |
Produced by | Christian Charret Óscar Kramer Jonathan Prince John Randolph Pepper |
Starring | William Hurt Sandrine Bonnaire Robert Duvall Raul Julia |
Cinematography | Félix Monti |
Edited by | Juan Carlos Macías |
Music by | Vangelis Homero Manzi (song: "Ninguna") |
Production companies | Compagnie Française Cinématographique The Pepper-Prince Ltd. Oscar Kramer S.A. Cinemania Films Group Canal+ |
Distributed by | Gaumont (France) |
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Countries | Argentina France United Kingdom |
Language | English |
Set in the 1990s (Camus's novel was set in 1940s), 'The Plague' tells the story of Dr. Bernard Rieux. The film takes place in the city of Oran, where several cases of plague have been recorded. At first, the authorities want to hide the disease from the population, but the news ends up reaching the citizens. Oran is in quarantine and the army surrounds the entire city, preventing anyone from getting in or getting out.
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