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- CrimeDramaThriller
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- 90s
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The Lost Son, 1999
English, French
France, UK, USA
Profile of The Lost Son
The mood of The Lost Son is gloomy, bleak, and rough. The plot centers around murder, crimes, and themes of mind and soul. It is a drama and thriller movie. In approach, The Lost Son is serious and realistic. The setting is Mexico and London. It happens in the 1990s. Note that The Lost Son includes nudity, profanity, and violent content.
Summary of The Lost Son
A moral battle ensues when private detective Xavier Lombard (French actor Daniel Auteuil from JEAN DE FLORETTE) is hired by a wealthy family to find their son who has disappeared. The trail Lombard follows leads him to the seamy outskirts of society that are unseen by such wealthy families, and ultimately to a hideout where he finds many strange things except for the boy. When Lombard discovers that the boy is caught up in dangerous circles, he must delve into a morally corrupt world in order to find the boy. Also starring Nastassia Kinski and Katrin Kartlidge (BREAKING THE WAVES).
Details
| Language: | English, French |
| Country: | France, UK, USA |
| Release date: | 22 May 2001 |
| Runtime: | 102 min |
Cast and Crew
as Xavier Lombard
as Deborah Spitz
