Our Day Will Come (2010) ( Notre jour viendra )

Our Day Will Come (2010) (DVD) (*)

$25.99

Original Title: Notre jour viendra
Language Selections:
English ( Subtitles )
French ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )

Product Origin/Format:
United Kingdom ( PAL/Region 2 )

Running Time:
84 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (2.35:1)

Special Features:
Featurette
Interactive Menu
Making Of
Music Video
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 2010 and produced in:
France ( France, Benelux )

Directed By:
Romain Gavras

Written By:
Romain Gavras
Karim Boukercha

Actors:
Vincent Cassel ..... Patrick
Olivier Barthelemy ..... Rémy
Justine Lerooy ..... Natacha
Vanessa Decat ..... Vaness
Boris Gamthety ..... Serge
Rodolphe Blanchet ..... Joël
Chloé Catoen ..... La petite fille rousse
Sylvain Le Mynez ..... L'otage
Pierre Boulanger ..... Le réceptionniste
Mathilde Braure ..... La mère de Rémy
Thomas Pinczak ..... Gros
Jacques Herlin ..... Hervé Clavel
Camille Rowe ..... Fille anglaise #1
Joséphine de La Baume ..... Fille anglaise #2
Jérémy Bienvenu ..... Jeune rappeur 1

Synopsis:

Remy (Vincent Cassel, Black Swan, La Haine, Ocean's 13) and Patrick (Olivier Barthelemy, Mesrine: Public Enemy No. 1) are ostracised redheaded strangers who bond over their hatred of society. The sociopathic Remy manipulates Patrick into going on a road trip from France to Ireland, where Remy dreams he will assume the mantle of a redheaded messiah. They wreck havoc along the way. This is the first feature film by Romain Gavras, director of M.I.A's controversial 'Born Free' music video. The striking and moody visuals are complimented by a score by electro artist SebastiAn.

A discontented schoolboy in run-down north-west France is given a lift by a deeply troubled shrink (Vincent Cassel), who persuades him that popular prejudice against redheads is what's responsible for their joint troubles. So they acquire a red Porsche and set off for Ireland, where carrot-tops are welcome, but their folie à deux escalates exponentially as they acquire a crossbow and a shotgun and they get no further than Calais. All sensation without revelation, the film has ambitions but they end up as hollow.

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