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Caché (2005) - film poster, directed by Michael Haneke

Caché

2005
1h 58min France Feature
Directed by
Michael Haneke
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Synopsis

George, host of a television show focusing on literature, receives videos shot on the sly that feature his family, along with disturbing drawings that are difficult to interpret. He has no idea who has made and sent him the videos. Progressively, the contents of the videos become more personal, indicating that the sender has known George for a long time.

Caché (2005) is a 1h 58min mystery feature film by Michael Haneke. George, host of a television show focusing on literature, receives videos shot on the sly that feature his family, al... Selected for Los Angeles Film Awards (2025).

Key facts

Cast Daniel Auteuil, Juliette Binoche, Annie Girardot, Bernard Le Coq, Daniel Duval, Maurice Bénichou, Walid Afkir, Lester Makedonsky
Original language French
First release October 5, 2005 (France)
Production companies BiM Distribuzione, Les Films du Losange, Wega Film, France 3, Canal+, Bavaria Film
Awards European Film Award for Best Film, European Film Award for Best Actor, European Film Award for Best Director, European Film Award for Best Editor, European Film Academy Critics Award
Setting Paris
Filming locations Paris

Crew

Screenplay Michael Haneke
Producer Michael Weber, Rémi Burah, Valerio De Paolis, Veit Heiduschka
Cinematography Christian Berger
Editing Michael Hudecek, Nadine Muse
Special makeup effects Waldemar Pokromski

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Titles
Original title Caché French
Alternate title Hidden
Alternate title Nascosto
Alternate title Versteckt
Releases & classifications
Theatrical France October 5, 2005
Theatrical Italy October 14, 2005
Theatrical Sweden October 14, 2005
Theatrical Belgium October 26, 2005
Theatrical Poland November 11, 2005
Theatrical Austria November 18, 2005
Theatrical Australia December 7, 2005
Theatrical United States December 23, 2005
Theatrical Portugal January 12, 2006
Theatrical Spain January 20, 2006
Theatrical Germany January 26, 2006
Theatrical Greece January 26, 2006
Theatrical United Kingdom January 27, 2006
Theatrical Ireland January 27, 2006
Theatrical Latvia January 27, 2006
Theatrical Netherlands February 2, 2006
Theatrical Czech Republic February 9, 2006
Theatrical Slovakia February 9, 2006
Theatrical Norway February 10, 2006
Theatrical Singapore February 16, 2006
Theatrical United States February 17, 2006
Theatrical Turkey March 3, 2006
Theatrical Estonia March 17, 2006
Theatrical South Korea March 30, 2006
Theatrical Hungary April 27, 2006
Theatrical Denmark April 28, 2006
Theatrical Brazil May 26, 2006
Theatrical Japan June 3, 2006
Theatrical Germany January 22, 2027
Classification Germany 12
Classification United Kingdom 15
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Original version (French)
Full credits
Director Michael Haneke
Cast Daniel Auteuil (Georges Laurent), Juliette Binoche (Anne Laurent), Annie Girardot (Georges's Mother), Bernard Le Coq (Georges's Editor-In-Chief), Daniel Duval (Pierre), Maurice Bénichou (Majid), Walid Afkir (Majid's Son), Lester Makedonsky (Pierrot Laurent), Nathalie Richard (Mathilde), Denis Podalydès (Yvon), Caroline Baehr (Nurse), Christian Benedetti (Georges's Father), Loïc Brabant (Police Officer No. 2), Aïssa Maïga (Chantal), Jean-Jacques Brochier (TV Guest), Paule Daré (The Orphanage Attendant), Louis-Do de Lencquesaing (Bookstore Owner), Annette Faure (Young Georges's Mother), Hugo Flamigni (Young Georges), Peter Stephan Jungk (Writer), Diouc Koma (Cycliste), Marie Kremer (Jeannette), Nicky Marbot (The Orphanage Driver), Malik Nait Djoudi (Young Majid), Marie-Christine Orry (Housekeeper), Mazarine Pingeot (TV Guest), Julie Recoing (Georges's Assistant), Karla Suarez (Novelist), Jean Teulé (TV Guest), Philippe Besson (TV Guest), Laurent Suire (Police Officer No. 1), Carlo Azeglio Ciampi (Self (archive footage)), François Négret (Man in Elevator (uncredited))
Screenplay Michael Haneke
Producer Michael Weber, Rémi Burah, Valerio De Paolis, Veit Heiduschka
Executive producer Andrew Colton, Margaret Ménégoz, Michael Katz
Cinematography Christian Berger
Editing Michael Hudecek, Nadine Muse
Production design Christoph Kanter, Emmanuel de Chauvigny
Special makeup effects Waldemar Pokromski
Sound Jean-Paul Mugel
Costumes Lisy Christl
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q383173
IMDb tt0387898
TMDB 445
CQ 76791

Additional data: TMDB.

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