Departure

2015
Unrated
1h 49min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,6/10

2959

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Juliet Stevenson, Phénix Brossard, and Alex Lawther in Departure (2015)

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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaA nuclear family unravels in the South of France.A nuclear family unravels in the South of France.A nuclear family unravels in the South of France.

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VALUTAZIONE IMDb

6,6/10

2959

LA TUA VALUTAZIONE

Vedi le informazioni sulla produzione su IMDbPro

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- 4 vittorie e 7 candidature totali

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Departure

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Departure Official Trailer

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Departure Official Trailer

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Quiz
In an interview Alex Lawther and Andrew Steggal admit that the dinner-scene room was so small that the entire movie-crew barely stayed.

Blooper
When naming gay writers, Elliot says the name of Victor Hugo, adding that he had to wait for his mother to die to be with the person he loved, this is not true as Victor Hugo was well known for his love of women, especially prostitutes.

Citazioni
Beatrice: that jacket is revoling, it has holes in it!
Elliot: so do I.

Connessioni
References Bambi (1942)

Colonne sonore
Catch the Wind
Written by Oliver Daldry
Performed by Oliver Daldry

Beautiful, haunting film with stunning photography and acting

Teenage Elliott and his mother Beatrice return for one last time to the beautiful family house in South-West France in the autumn, to pack up and sell it. Whilst there, they meet someone who touches them both.

"Do you think you can know something before it happens?" asks the young Elliott. As the autumn leaves fall and Elliott explores his sexuality, he realises the summer of innocence is gone forever.

Juliet Stevenson and Alex Lawther are perfect in this haunting film. The photography is stunningly beautiful and complimented by a wonderful soundtrack including Oliver Daldry.

This is a film you will want to see again.