The Last of the Crazy People DVD, 2006

aka Le Dernier des Fous

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Film Description

Martin is not like other children. Neglected by his parents, he watches the extraordinary events that occur in and around the family home from a distance. Quiet and introverted, it is only the housemaid and occasionally his brother, Didier, who pay him any attention. His mother has locked herself away in her room, while grandmother assumes control of a household that is slowly falling apart. When Didier discovers that his next-door neighbour and lover want to get married, all hell breaks loose and the family disintegrates, with terrifying results. Martin decides to take matters into his own hands, and reaches for a loaded gun...

Laurent Achard won the best director prize at Locarno for this bizarre and brutal film that seems destined for underground cult status.

Film Information

Director - Laurent Achard

Produced - 2006

Main Language - French with English subtitles

Countries & Regions - European Film, French Film

DVD Details

Related Genres

• Contemporary Film
• European Film
• French Film

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