

The Lion's Path
Le Rang du lion
Synopsis
After meeting about a month ago, Alex and Jade fall for each other hard. When she invites him to join her in the country with some friends, including her cousin Oliver, he leaps at the chance. But what Jade has failed to make clear is that they will be sharing with other young guests who are all members of a commune led by Gabriel, a former college professor obsessed with Nietzsche. Alex, who has been soul-searching since he quit studying economics, soon realizes that Gabriel is a bona fide guru who has turned his magnificent house into what he calls a “laboratory of the real,” where pretence, prejudice, taboos and morality are banned. (FNC)
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THE LION’S PATH by Stephan Beaudoin (trailer)Official
Type: Trailer • Published 2016-03-30
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Festival du nouveau cinéma
Festival / Special Debut
October 30, 2015
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Stéphan Beaudoin
- Original Score
- Luc Sicard, Martin Roy
- Original Title
- Le Rang du lion
- Country of Origin
- Canada
- Spoken Languages
- French
- Runtime
- 1h 18m
- Production Studios
- Productions Tomifobia, Productions l'Art Sali
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Stéphan Beaudoin
Luc Sicard, Martin Roy
Mathieu Demers, François Larochelle
Alexis Mercier
Department Leadership Roster
Stéphan Beaudoin
Director
Luc Sicard
Original Music Composer
Martin Roy
Original Music Composer
Alexis Mercier
Producer
Mathieu Demers
Editor
François Larochelle
Editor
Thomas Liccioni
Stunt Coordinator
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NR: Not Rated — Evaluated outside standard classification boards.
International Certification Matrix
Parental Guidance Suggested.
Not Rated — Evaluated outside standard classification boards.
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Lion's Path
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What is The Lion's Path about?
After meeting about a month ago, Alex and Jade fall for each other hard. When she invites him to join her in the country with some friends, including her cousin Oliver, he leaps at the chance. But what Jade has failed to make clear is that they will be sharing with other young guests who are all members of a commune led by Gabriel, a former college professor obsessed with Nietzsche. Alex, who has been soul-searching since he quit studying economics, soon realizes that Gabriel is a bona fide guru who has turned his magnificent house into what he calls a “laboratory of the real,” where pretence, prejudice, taboos and morality are banned. (FNC)
Who directed The Lion's Path?
The Lion's Path was directed by Stéphan Beaudoin.
Who stars in The Lion's Path?
The principal cast of The Lion's Path includes Sébastien Delorme, Frédéric Lemay, Geneviève Bédard, Étienne Pilon, Katrine Duhaime.
When was The Lion's Path released and how long is it?
The Lion's Path was released in 2015 with a total runtime of 1h 18m.
Who composed the musical score for The Lion's Path?
The original motion picture soundtrack for The Lion's Path was composed by Luc Sicard, Martin Roy.
What is the age rating and content advisory for The Lion's Path?
The Lion's Path holds official age classifications: CA: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested.); US: NR (Not Rated — Evaluated outside standard classification boards.).




















