The Intruder

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Theatrical Release Date:

12/23/2005

DVD Release Date:

04/25/2006

Run Time:

129min.

Starring:

Michel Subor , Grégoire Colin , Yekaterina Golubeva , Karin Bambourough , Florence Loiret-Caille

Director(s):

Claire Denis

Distributor(s):

Wellspring

MPAA Rating:

Not Rated

Genre(s):

Drama

Plot: Claire Denis' elliptical drama L'Intrus was inspired by a short book written by philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy about his heart transplant. In the film, Michel Subor (Le Petit Soldat) stars as Louis, who lives fairly self-sufficiently in a small cabin in ... Read More

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