Rainer Werner Fassbinder	...	(Director)
Burkhard Driest, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Jean Genet	...	(Writer)
Brad Davis	...	Querelle
Franco Nero	...	Lieutenant Seblon
Jeanne Moreau	...	Lysiane
Laurent Malet	...	Roger Bataille
Hanno Pöschl	...	Robert / Gil
Josef Vavra	...	Cinematographer
Jean Moreau	...
Günther Kaufmann	...	Nono
Burkhard Driest	...	Mario
Roger Fritz	...	Marcellin
Dieter Schidor	...	Vic Rivette
Natja Brunckhorst	...	Paulette
Robert van Ackeren	...	Betrunkener Legionär
Werner Asam	...	Arbeiter
Isolde Barth	...	Mädchen
Axel Bauer	...	Arbeiter
Neil Bell	...	Theo
Peer Raben	...	Composer
Gilles Gavois	...	Matrose
Wolf Gremm	...	Betrunkener Legionär
Karl-Heinz von Hassel	...	Arbeiter
Y Sa Lo	...	Mädchen
Michael McLernon	...	Matrose
Frank Ripploh	...	Betrunkener Legionär
Karl Scheydt	...	Matrose
Vitus Zeplichal	...	Arbeiter
Isa Jank	...
Xaver Schwarzenberger	...	Cinematographer
Rainer Werner Fassbinder	...	Editor
Juliane Lorenz	...	Editor
Rolf Zehetbauer	...	Production Designer
Walter E. Richarz	...	Art Director
Barbara Baum	...	Custome Designer
Monika Jacobs	...	Custome Designer
Ingrid Massmann-Körner	...	Makeup Artist
Gerhard Nemetz	...	Makeup Artist
Dieter Kaiser	...	unit manager
Rüdiger Lange	...	Production Manager
Jürgen von Kornatzki	...	Unit Production Manager
Harry Baer	...	Assistant Director
Karin Viesel	...	Assistant Director
Thomas Schappert	...	props
Olaf Schiefner	...	props
Friedrich Thaler	...	painter
Hartmut Eichgrün	...	sound
Helmut Röttgen	...	assistant sound recordist
Vladimir Vizner	...	sound
Mel Kutbay	...	foley artist
Martin Steyer	...	foley mixer: adr mixer
Stephan Bauch	...	Photographer
Siegmar Brüggenthies	...	Electrician
Wolfgang Geier	...	Electrician
Ekkehard Heinrich	...	Gaffer
Ingo Klein	...	Grip
Wolfgang Kluge	...	Electrician
Olaf Knispl	...	Grip
Eckard Knuth	...	Electrician
Susanne Philipp	...	loader
Ernst Simoneit	...	Grip
Michael Stöger	...	head grip

Summary: The surreal tale of a young sailor (Brad Davis, star of Midnight Express) searching out his homosexual identity. Querelle's journey of self-discovery begins when he slits the throat of his opium-smuggling partner in the seedy port of Brest. Visiting a brothel run by the licentious Lysiane (Jeanne Moreau), Querelle has his first homosexual encounter and falls in love with fellow murderer, Gil, before suffering the ultimate betrayal. Set in the sultry glow of a permanent sunset, Fassbinder's concluding cinematic statement is suffused with a sweaty, tangible eroticism and is testimony to a daring film career.