
LYNX
Synopsis
Tony and Marie are passionate about Bangers, a trashy variant of the stock car. Following a tragedy, their couple falls appart. Tony hung up the races as Marie vent her anger onto the speedway in violent crashes. When problemes resurface, they have no choice but to resolve their dispute where their community has always solved them : on the speedway.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Julien Henry
- Screenplay & Story
- Charles Habib-Drouot, Aurélien Molas, Julien Henry
- Original Score
- Julie Roué
- Original Title
- LYNX
- Country of Origin
- Belgium, France
- Spoken Languages
- Dutch, French
- Runtime
- 19m
- Production Studios
- Cookies Films, CZAR Belgium, John Doe Productions, Tarantula
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Julien Henry
Charles Habib-Drouot, Aurélien Molas, Julien Henry
Julie Roué
Manuel Dacosse
John Pirard
Valérie Bournonville, Joseph Rouschop
Department Leadership Roster
John Pirard
Editor
Manuel Dacosse
Director of Photography
Valérie Bournonville
Producer
Julien Henry
Director
Joseph Rouschop
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About LYNX
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is LYNX about?
Tony and Marie are passionate about Bangers, a trashy variant of the stock car. Following a tragedy, their couple falls appart. Tony hung up the races as Marie vent her anger onto the speedway in violent crashes. When problemes resurface, they have no choice but to resolve their dispute where their community has always solved them : on the speedway.
Who directed LYNX?
LYNX was directed by Julien Henry.
Who stars in LYNX?
The principal cast of LYNX includes Erika Sainte, Wouter Hendrickx, Norman Baert, Koen Van der Sande, José Bertrand.
When was LYNX released and how long is it?
LYNX was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 19m.
Who composed the musical score for LYNX?
The original motion picture soundtrack for LYNX was composed by Julie Roué.
