Pourquoi se marier le jour de la fin du monde? (2000) Directed by Harry Cleven
Drama
aka: Why Get Married the Day the World Ends?
Film Synopsis
One evening, Juliette is frantically running from her past when a car suddenly
knocks her down. Miraculously, she isn't killed, just injured and
badly shaken. On the way to the hospital, she puts her trust in
the ambulance driver Gaspard, whom she regards as a lifeline, the one
man who can protect her. But why is Juliette so afraid?
Just what, or who, is she running away from? As Gaspard does his
best to help Juliette and resolve this mystery, he soon finds himself
completely out of his depth...
Cast: Frédéric Bodson,
Marie-Luce Bonfanti,
Yves Bourgeois,
Sophia Carvalho,
Jean-Henri Compère (Gaspard),
Pascal Greggory,
Yves Hanchar,
Micheline Hardy,
Sabrina Leurquin,
Elina Löwensohn,
Philippe Martin (Paps),
Jaco van Dormael,
Cara Van Wersch,
Lotfi Yahya Jedidi
Country: Belgium / Luxembourg
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 71 min
Aka:Why Get Married the Day the World Ends?
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