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After Him

Country: France, Language: French, 94 mins

Original Title

Après Lui
  • Director: Gaël Morel
  • Writer: Christophe Honoré; Gaël Morel
  • Producer: Cécile Lai; Isabelle Pragier

CGiii Comment

Intensely moving...as a mother's grief would be...after losing her son.

This is complex - little is stated...but, the acting is sublime.

You will have to think - fill in the missing gaps because the director and writers do not intend to make it easy for you - those that accept this state-of-play will be treated to a sad account - those that don't will be bored.

Moving beyond words.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Camille, a middle-aged bookstore owner had a son she loved, Mathieu. Now Camille has a young friend, Franck. Her family disapproves. All the more as Franck is responsible for the car accident in which Mathieu got killed. How did she end up there?

Cast & Characters

Catherine Deneuve as Camille;
Thomas Dumerchez as Franck;
Guy Marchand as François;
Élodie Bouchez as Laure;
Elli Medeiros as Pauline;
Luis Rego as Le père de Franck;
Adrien Jolivet as Mathieu;
Salim Kechiouche as Le serveur au concert;
Sasha Alliel as Frère de Franck;
Abderahmane Batouche as Client bar;
Raphaël Benchemhoun as Paul;
Magali Bonat as Maud;
Zé Branco as Femme pension;
Véra Briole as Isabelle;
Gilles Chabrier as Ludo