The Intruder

“Inspired by philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy’s reflection on his heart transplant and built around the eloquently brooding presence of Michel Subor, The Intruder is a film about longing on the deepest level imaginable—for a son on the other side of the world and for a life that is always elsewhere. Shot, as always, by the great Agnès Godard.”
— Kent Jones, SFFILM Festival

Film Details

Country: France
Languages: French, Korean, Tahitian
Year: 2004
Running time: 130 min
Format: 35mm
Director: Claire Denis
Screenwriters: Claire Denis, Jean-Pol Fargeau
Producer: Humbert Balsan
Cinematographer: Agnès Godard
Editor: Nelly Quettier
Source: Pyramide International

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