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Mood:
- AtmosphericBleakStylizedSuspenseful
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Plot:
- SurvivalApocalypseFuture DystopiaConfinedDangerLife is a BitchSocietyChaos more...
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Genres:
- Sci-FiForeignExperimental
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Time/Period:
- Future
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Praise:
- Award Winner
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Attitudes:
- SeriousFantastic
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Look:
- B&W
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Flag:
- Violent Content
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Le Dernier Combat, 1983
None, French
France
Profile of Le Dernier Combat
Le Dernier Combat can be described as bleak, atmospheric, and stylized. The plot revolves around an apocalypse, a future dystopia, and chaos. The main genres are foreign and sci-fi. In terms of style, Le Dernier Combat is experimental. In approach, it is fantastical and serious. Visually, it is black and white. Le Dernier Combat has received attention for being an award winner. Note that it involves violent content.
Summary of Le Dernier Combat
Director Luc Besson's (THE FIFTH ELEMENT, LEON: THE PROFESSIONAL) first feature tells the tale of a bleak post-nuclear war world where survival is a day-to-day struggle. One man (known only as The Man) struggles to build an airplane so that he can fly about in search of a mate. His goal is complicated by the fierce Brute (Jean Reno)-- but with help from a mad old scientist, The Man may eventually rise above his oppressive surroundings to find true love. Shot in black and white, with no dialogue to speak of, this unusual work won numerous French Film Awards.
Details
| Language: | None, French |
| Country: | France |
| Release date: | 12 November 1983 |
| Runtime: | 92 min |
Cast and Crew
as The Man
as Captain
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