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Naturalist Grégoire de Fronsac is sent to the French region "Gevaudan" to clear up the unbelievable death of several children and women and to make a drawing of the killer which is supposed to be a giant wolf. He is accompanied by the Mohawk Indian Mani, who gives the important hints to find the monster thanks to his sensible perception and his down to earth personality. During the search they soon learn that there is much more cooking behind than just the attacks of a "Monster". The story is based in parts on a legend. Between 1764 and 1767 more than 200 bodies were found that were brutally killed. We also recommend to have a
look at the official
French Pacte des Loups page.
Soundtrack is available at amazon.co.uk as well as at amazon.com ( Soundtrack link at amazon.com) An absolutely amazing movie. Mark Dacascos could show his various talents - perfect acting - he even spoke his text in French himself - impressive fight scenes. Mark's portraying of Mani got a lot of good critics!!! * Here you can find a little
help with the French text of the movie. A very good friend wrote down
the whole text of the movie in French and we translated it into English.
You can have a look at both
scripts here.
here you get to the screenshots
Pics of the Making of "Le Pacte des Loups" You can order the DVD with English subtitels and dubbed layer - depending on where you are either at www.amazon.co.uk (European region code and for tapes PAL system) or at www.amazon.com (for US). There are two PAL tapes of "Brotherhood of the Wolf", a dubbed version and a version with English subtitles. And you have two NTSC tapes one as dubbed version and one with English subtitles.
Mark Dacascos ...............................................Mani Emilie Dequenne ............................................... Marianne De Morangias Vincent Cassel ...............................................Jean-Francois De Morangias Monica Bellucci ............................................... Sylvia Jérémie Rénier ...............................................Thomas D'Apcher
Christophe Gans ...............................................Director Samuel Hadida ............................................... Producer Richard Grandpierre ...............................................Producer Stéphane Cabel ............................................... Book
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That is
one of the most expensive French productions in French language. The premiere
took place on January 31, 2001 in Paris. The French critics were superb
which even led to a release in US cinemas.