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Le Déclin De L'Empire Américain [DVD]
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Director: Denys Arcand
Starring: Dominique Michel, Dorothée Berryman
Languages: French, Spanish
Spanish subtitles
Duration: 98 minutes
Synopsis:
AUTHOR FILM: A group of men talk about women and sex in a chalet, while a group of women talk about men in a gym. When everyone gets together for dinner, hypocrisy and lies, cynicism and false security are revealed.
The decline of the American empire is the first part of the film that in 2003 won the Oscar for best foreign language film, "The Barbarian Invasions." Both, written and directed by Deny Arcand, aim to be a more or less study
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- ORIGINAL TITLE
- Le Déclin De L'Empire Américain
- Director
- Denys Arcand
- Gender
- Drama
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- ALL (ALL)
- Dubbing
- French (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0)
- Subtitle
- Castilian
- No. Discs
- 1
- Duration:
- 98
- Moral Rating
- Not recommended for children under 12 years of age
- Study
- Suevia Films
- Original language
- multilingual
castillian
French
Director: Denys Arcand
Starring: Dominique Michel, Dorothée Berryman
Languages: French, Spanish
Spanish subtitles
Duration: 98 minutes
Synopsis:
AUTHOR FILM: A group of men talk about women and sex in a chalet, while a group of women talk about men in a gym. When everyone gets together for dinner, hypocrisy and lies, cynicism and false security are revealed.
The decline of the American empire is the first part of the film that in 2003 won the Oscar for best foreign language film, "The Barbarian Invasions." Both, written and directed by Deny Arcand, aim to be a more or less study