Heartstrings (French: Le Coeur en Braille is a 2016 French comedy-drama film based on the 2012 novel Le Coeur en Braille by Pascal Ruter.[1]

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Heartstrings
Film poster
French	Le Coeur en Braille
Directed by	Michel Boujenah
Screenplay by	Michel Boujenah Alfred Lot
Based on	Le Coeur en Braille by Pascal Ruter
Produced by	Sidonie Dumas Ariel Zeitoun
Starring	Alix Vaillot Jean-Stan DuPac Charles Berling
Cinematography	Vincent van Gelder
Music by	Philippe Jakko
Production company	Gaumont
Distributed by	Gaumont
Release date	28 December 2016 (2016-12-28) (France)
Running time	85 minutes
Country	France
Language	French

Plot

Marie, a serious student who is passionate about playing the cello, wants to join the conservatory, but is losing her eyesight. She befriends Victor, who falls in love with her and decides to help her succeed, all the while keeping her handicap a secret.

Cast and characters

• Alix Vaillot as Marie
• Jean-Stan DuPac as Victor
• Charles Berling as Marie's father
• Antoine Khorsand as Haicam
• Ilan Levi as Étienne
• Noah Levi as Marcel
• Vincent Taloche as Mr. Azra
• Aude Ruyter as Marie's mother
• Max Garang-Boulègue as Romain
• Laurent Capelluto as Dr. Vergne
• Florence Guérin as Contest host

References

External links

• Heartstrings at IMDb

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