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Carnage
2011 film by Roman Polanski
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Details
Instance of
film
Publication date
1 September 2011
, 18 November 2011
, 24 November 2011
, 7 December 2011
Director
Roman Polanski
Composer
Alexandre Desplat
Based on
God of Carnage
Genre
black comedy film
Main subject
urban society
,
hypocrisy
after a work by
Yasmina Reza
aspect ratio (W:H)
2.35:1
assessment
Bechdel test
,
Waithe Test
,
Shukla Test
,
Landau Test
,
reverse Bechdel Test
,
Mako Mori test
,
Vito Russo test
,
Riz Test
,
Feldman Test
BBFC rating
15 certificate
cast member
Jodie Foster
,
Kate Winslet
,
Christoph Waltz
,
John C. Reilly
,
Tanya Lopert
,
Julie Adams
,
Elvis Polanski
CNC film rating (France)
no age restriction
CNC film rating (Romania)
A.P. - 12
color
color
costume designer
Milena Canonero
country of origin
France
,
Germany
,
Spain
,
Poland
different from
Carnage
director of photography
Paweł Edelman
distributed by
Medusa Film
distribution format
video on demand
duration
80
EIRIN film rating
G
film editor
Hervé de Luze
filming location
Paris
Filmiroda rating
Category II
FSK film rating
FSK 12
ICAA rating
not recommended for children under 12
JMK film rating
free from 10 years
Kijkwijzer rating
12
make-up artist
Didier Lavergne
Medierådet rating
Suitable for a general audience, but not recommended for children under 7
MPA film rating
R
named after
massacre
narrative location
New York
,
Brooklyn
nominated for
European Film Award for Best Actress
,
European Film Award for Best Screenwriter
original language of film or TV show
English
participant in
25th European Film Awards
producer
Yasmina Reza
,
Saïd Ben Saïd
production company
Constantin Film
production designer
Dean Tavoularis
RARS rating
18+
review score
70%
, 6.8/10
, 61/100
RTC film rating
B
screenwriter
Yasmina Reza
,
Roman Polanski
set in period
2000s
title
Carnage
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