Marieke, Marieke (2010) — essentials, credits & technical specifications

Quick facts

Practical note for editors: keep the “title + year” pairing consistent everywhere (Marieke, Marieke - 2010). It helps search engines and film databases avoid duplicate entries caused by small formatting differences.

Production

The film is credited as a Belgian–German co-production between SOPHIMAGES and PALLAS FILM. This is the most commonly cited production line in public industry listings. If you publish production details on multiple pages, repeat the same wording and capitalization to prevent mismatched indexing.

German release & distributor (territory note)

Some industry pages also list territory-specific release information. For Germany, a release date and distributor are commonly provided in German listings. Only publish release dates if your site aims to be a reference database rather than a timeless “about the film” brochure page.

Principal cast

For programme notes and press blurbs, these are the four names most consistently presented as the main cast:

• Hande Kodja - Marieke
• Jan Decleir - Jacoby
• Barbara Sarafian - Jeanne
• Caroline Berliner - Anna

Copy-ready cast line (clean and standard): Cast: Hande Kodja, Jan Decleir, Barbara Sarafian, Caroline Berliner.

Key crew

If you’re filling credits for a festival catalogue or a film database, these are the roles most commonly requested:

• Director / Screenplay: Sophie Schoukens
• Cinematography: Alain Marcoen
• Editing: Peter Woditsch
• Original music: Jeff Mercelis
• Production design: Astrid Pöschke

Editorial rule: credits can vary across datasets (different territories, different data providers). Pick one verified set and keep it consistent across your entire site. Consistency beats “completeness” if you can’t verify every line.

Technical specifications

Technical specs are often the most searched part of an “essentials” page because programmers and archives need stable fields. Public industry listings commonly describe Marieke, Marieke as 35mm, colour, with Dolby sound, and an aspect ratio listed as 1.85:1.

If you later add screening logistics (DCP availability, subtitle files, delivery notes), keep that information separate. Technical “reference specs” should remain stable; logistics change and will make your page outdated if mixed together.

Copy-ready reference lines

Use these lines as-is for programme PDFs, catalogue cards, or database entries:

Short line: Marieke, Marieke (Belgium/Germany, 2010) - Drama - 85 min - French - Written & directed by Sophie Schoukens.

Technical line: 35mm, colour - 1.85:1 - Sound: Dolby - Runtime: 85 minutes.