
See You Up There
2017 · Movie · 113 min · ★ 7.8 · 89% critics
In the final days of World War I, a reckless order triggers a needless tragedy that leaves two very different soldiers bound together. Scarred by what happened, they try to scrape by in the uneasy aftermath, navigating a society that’s moving on without them while others look for ways to profit from the chaos.
Based on The Great Swindle
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Streaming on France Channel.
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Details
- Original title
- Au revoir là-haut
- Years
- 2017
- Release date
- 2017-10-25
- Language
- French
- Runtime
- 113 min
- Critic score
- 89/100
- TMDB rating
- 7.8/10 (1,357 votes)
- Box office
- $16,095,825
- Budget
- $23,000,000
About
You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a postwar story that blends dark humor with heartbreak and a vivid, stylized mood; Not for you if you prefer light, straightforward dramas or minimal wartime suffering like in Les Misérables.
Pros: striking atmosphere; emotional mix of tones; memorable performances | Cons: story may feel uneven; heavy wartime themes; occasional bleak moments
Themes
- mask
- banker
- paris, france
- world war i
- painter
- post world war i
- orphan
- graveyard
- sculptor
- swindle
- no man's land
- gay theme
Awards & recognition
- César Award — Best Costume Design · 2018
- César Award — Best Director · 2018
- César Award — Best Cinematography · 2018
- César Award — Best Production Design · 2018
- César Award — Best Adaptation · 2018
Cast & crew

Nahuel Pérez Biscayart
as Édouard Péricourt

Albert Dupontel
as Albert Maillard

Laurent Lafitte
as Henri Pradelle

Niels Arestrup
as Marcel Péricourt

Émilie Dequenne
as Madeleine Péricourt

Mélanie Thierry
as Pauline

Héloïse Balster
as Louise

Philippe Uchan
as Labourdin

André Marcon
as The Police Officer

Michel Vuillermoz
as Joseph Merlin
Directed by Albert Dupontel