Synopsis
In 1940s France, a new teacher at a school for disruptive boys gives hope and inspiration.
The Chorus
Cast
Gérard Jugnot François Berléand Kad Merad Jean-Paul Bonnaire Marie Bunel Jean-Baptiste Maunier Maxence Perrin Grégory Gatignol Thomas Blumenthal Cyril Bernicot Philippe du Janerand Carole Weiss Erick Desmarestz Didier Flamand Jacques Perrin Simon Fargeot Théodule Carré-Cassaigne Armen Godel Steve Gadler Paul Chariéras Monique Ditisheim Fabrice Dubusset Marielle Coubaillon Violette Barratier Christophe Borie
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Alternative Titles
Koret, Gorooh e Kor, Choristai, Los coristas, Mathieu og korguttene, Os Coristas, Corul, The Choir Boys, Die Kinder des Monsieur Mathieu, Gosskören, The Choristers, The Choirboys, 唱诗班的春天, 唱诗班男孩, Хористы, Kuoropojat, Los chicos del coro, 放牛班的春天, Kóristák, Pan od muzyki, Les choristes - I ragazzi del coro, Koro - Mösyö Mathieu'nun Asi Çocukları, כשהנערים שרים, Zboristi, 코러스, A Voz do Coração, Τα Παιδιά της Χορωδίας, Slavíci v kleci, Хористите, Хористи, 歌聲伴我心, コーラス, Els nois de la coral, ดนตรีบรรเลง บทเพลงชีวิต
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Czechia
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
21 Jul 2004
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Italy
Giffoni Film Festival
04 Sep 2004
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Philippines
Cine Europa Film Festival
30 Oct 2004
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SpainAPTA
Valladolid International Film Festival
09 Nov 2004
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SpainAPTA
Seville Film Festival
22 Jan 2005
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Iceland
French Film Festival
27 Feb 2005
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Japan
Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival
02 Dec 2005
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Egypt
Cairo International Film Festival
Theatrical
17 Mar 2004
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BelgiumAL
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FranceTP
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USAPG
19 Mar 2004
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Luxembourg
31 Mar 2004
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Switzerland
15 Jul 2004
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Netherlands
21 Jul 2004
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CanadaG
01 Sep 2004
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Germany6
02 Sep 2004
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Switzerland6
03 Sep 2004
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Austria
16 Sep 2004
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Hong Kong
17 Sep 2004
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Finland
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Taiwan
29 Sep 2004
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Israel
15 Oct 2004
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Brazil
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Sweden
22 Oct 2004
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Poland
11 Nov 2004
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Czechia
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PortugalM/12
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Switzerland
16 Nov 2004
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Hungary
03 Dec 2004
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SpainAPTA
20 Jan 2005
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Australia
03 Feb 2005
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Croatia
11 Feb 2005
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Greece
24 Feb 2005
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Netherlands6
25 Feb 2005
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Iceland
03 Mar 2005
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Argentina
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South KoreaAll
11 Mar 2005
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Mexico
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UK
06 Apr 2005
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Thailand
09 Apr 2005
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Japan
15 Apr 2005
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Ireland
29 Apr 2005
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Turkey
17 Jun 2005
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Denmark
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Panama
19 Aug 2005
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Romania
25 Aug 2005
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Russia
Physical
27 Oct 2004
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France
21 Sep 2005
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Greece
14 Oct 2007
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France
01 Sep 2011
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Netherlands6
20 Mar 2013
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Netherlands6
TV
25 Dec 2007
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Netherlands6
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Argentina
03 Mar 2005
- Theatrical
Australia
20 Jan 2005
- Theatrical
Austria
03 Sep 2004
- Theatrical
Belgium
17 Mar 2004
- TheatricalAL
Brazil
15 Oct 2004
- Theatrical
Canada
21 Jul 2004
- TheatricalG
Croatia
03 Feb 2005
- Theatrical
Czechia
05 Jul 2004
- Premiere Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
11 Nov 2004
- Theatrical
Denmark
17 Jun 2005
- Theatrical
Egypt
02 Dec 2005
- Premiere Cairo International Film Festival
Finland
17 Sep 2004
- Theatrical
France
17 Mar 2004
- TheatricalTP
27 Oct 2004
- Physical VHS, DVD
14 Oct 2007
- Physical Blu-ray
Germany
01 Sep 2004
- Theatrical6
Greece
11 Feb 2005
- Theatrical
21 Sep 2005
- Physical DVD
Hong Kong
16 Sep 2004
- Theatrical
Hungary
16 Nov 2004
- Theatrical
Iceland
22 Jan 2005
- Premiere French Film Festival
25 Feb 2005
- Theatrical
Ireland
15 Apr 2005
- Theatrical
Israel
29 Sep 2004
- Theatrical
Italy
21 Jul 2004
- Premiere Giffoni Film Festival
Japan
27 Feb 2005
- Premiere Yubari International Fantastic Film Festival
09 Apr 2005
- Theatrical
Luxembourg
19 Mar 2004
- Theatrical
Mexico
11 Mar 2005
- Theatrical
Netherlands
15 Jul 2004
- Theatrical
24 Feb 2005
- Theatrical6
25 Dec 2007
- TV6 Nederland 2
01 Sep 2011
- Physical6 Blu ray
20 Mar 2013
- Physical6 DVD
Panama
17 Jun 2005
- Theatrical
Philippines
04 Sep 2004
- Premiere Cine Europa Film Festival
Poland
22 Oct 2004
- Theatrical
Portugal
11 Nov 2004
- TheatricalM/12
Romania
19 Aug 2005
- Theatrical
Russia
25 Aug 2005
- Theatrical
South Korea
03 Mar 2005
- TheatricalAll
Spain
30 Oct 2004
- PremiereAPTA Valladolid International Film Festival
09 Nov 2004
- PremiereAPTA Seville Film Festival
03 Dec 2004
- TheatricalAPTA
Sweden
15 Oct 2004
- Theatrical
Switzerland
31 Mar 2004
- Theatrical
02 Sep 2004
- Theatrical6
11 Nov 2004
- Theatrical
Taiwan
17 Sep 2004
- Theatrical
Thailand
06 Apr 2005
- Theatrical
Turkey
29 Apr 2005
- Theatrical
UK
11 Mar 2005
- Theatrical
USA
17 Mar 2004
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I probably would've enjoyed this more if my french teacher didnt force me to watch it
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It was like a serious "School of Rock" set in the 40s with French people.
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I want to adopt pépinot and about half of the kids in this school
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french dead poets society with singing 😎
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pierre morhange: did you fuck my mom clément mathieu
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I think our french teacher wanted us to learn some french, all I learned was 'ack-sion re-ack-sion'
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So.. Now I'm leaving my house, walking in the rain on my way to French class, tears streaming down my face, after just having finished 'Les Choristes'.
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Pepinot was right all along. Clement Mathieu was fired on a Saturday.
This movie is basically me crying for 96 minutes straight, rip
And I was really surprised to see that I still know every song by heart.Translated from by -
this soundtrack,,, Glorious
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me, screaming with tears streaming down my face: PEPINOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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RIP to the bootlegged version that managed to stay up on youtube for 7 years. you will be missed.
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It's funny, as soon as I started this, I realized that I had seen it, but in the setting of my high school French class towards the end of the semester (we also watched Amélie and The Artist during senior year) And to be honest, a high school teacher putting a movie on for its 'educational' value is the surest way to have your students not care about what's happening. Pretty sure I was checked out for the year. Removed from that, The Chorus is quite a sweet and enjoyable story, although I certainly understand why it's a 'French Class' staple. Very safe and uplifting. It offers just the right amount of saccharine feeling and combo of drama and…
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