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The First, The Last

The First, The Last

by Bouli Lanners
 

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The First, The Last: an existential crisis at twilight

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The First, The Last: an existential crisis at twilight

With The First, The Last, Bouli Lanners takes Albert Dupontel on a dark and melancholic quest to the heart of the twilight landscapes of Beauce 

"Wanderers trying to recreate the family unit"

Interview: Bouli Lanners • Director

"Wanderers trying to recreate the family unit"

Cineuropa caught up with Bouli Lanners upon the release of his new film, The First, The Last, an existential story about love and the twilight of life. 

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international title: The First, The Last
original title: Les Premiers, les derniers
country: Belgium, France
sales agent: Wild Bunch
year: 2016
directed by: Bouli Lanners
screenplay: Bouli Lanners
cast: Bouli Lanners, Albert Dupontel, Michael Lonsdale, Suzanne Clément, Max Von Sydow, David Murgia, Virgile Bramly, Lionel Abelanski, Philippe Rebbot, Serge Riaboukine, Aurore Broutin

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