A futuristic story about a man and his clone.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Benoît Magimel | ... | Daniel | |
Patrick Bauchau | ... | Le prophète | |
Jordi Dauder | ... | Gérard | |
Jean-Pierre Malo | ... | Jérôme | |
Ramata Koite | ... | Marie 23 | |
Andrzej Seweryn | ... | Slotan | |
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Philippe Delest | ... | Le délégué luxembourgeois |
Serge Larivière | ... | Rudi | |
Sandra Murugiah | ... | Hôtesse Indienne | |
Conrad Cecil | ... | Clergyman | |
Robbie Nock | ... | L'ami du clergyman | |
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Gavin Bowd | ... | Le footbaleur anglais |
Patrick Rameau | ... | L'animateur | |
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Marie De Biasio | ... | Ilona |
Clara Ponsot | ... | Dacha |
A futuristic story about a man and his clone.
From Daniel 1 to Daniel 25. The opening scene of the Elohimit revival meeting is promising. The next thousand years collapses into an unexpected longeur. He once again addresses big ideas, but without giving them big thought or serious attention. This time the main subjects are mankind's desire for immortality, as made possible by cloning, and, again, human love. At times he gets bored with his own rants in misantrophy, racism, paedophilia and torture. The novel barks up the wring tree. The film is a cosmic desert. Upsetting that Houellebecq wasted 7 000000 on this project.