Les derniers jours du monde arrives in Spain
French/Spanish co-production Les derniers jours du monde (“The Last Days of the World”) – the forthcoming feature by brothers Arnaud and Jean-Marie Larrieu (news)– has started its second leg of shooting in northeast Spain. The shoot kicked off in France in August and will later relocate to Taiwan and Canada.
This majority production by French company Soudaine Compagnie is co-produced by Spain’s Estrategia Audiovisual.
The €9.9m film has a stellar cast that includes Mathieu Amalric (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly), Catherine Frot (The Page Turner [+see also:
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The film tells the story of Robinson, who is unable to forget the beautiful and cruel Laetitia, his only great love. The day before the destruction of the planet, Robinson leaves his bunker to be reunited with Laetitia in the most dangerous place on Earth: Paris.
(Translated from Spanish)
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