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Au bord de l'infini

Synopsis

Coming back home, Baptiste has to deal with the absence of his dead brother. He decides to run away from his mourning. On the road, he decides to kill himself in the same place where his brother died. There, he meets Emma, a bubbly hitchhiker who is Death herself. Emma will change Baptiste’s plans when she reminds him about all the forgotten memories that he had with his lost brother.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Léon Diana
Screenplay & Story
Léon Diana
Original Title
Au bord de l'infini
Country of Origin
France
Spoken Languages
French
Runtime
20m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Léon Diana

Screenplay & Story

Léon Diana

Director of Photography

Julie Angelo

Film Editing

Julie Trillo

Producers

Léon Diana

Department Leadership Roster

Léon Diana

Producer

Léon Diana

Director

Julie Trillo

Editor

Julie Angelo

Director of Photography

Léon Diana

Screenplay

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Frequently Asked Questions About Au bord de l'infini

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Au bord de l'infini about?

Coming back home, Baptiste has to deal with the absence of his dead brother. He decides to run away from his mourning. On the road, he decides to kill himself in the same place where his brother died. There, he meets Emma, a bubbly hitchhiker who is Death herself. Emma will change Baptiste’s plans when she reminds him about all the forgotten memories that he had with his lost brother.

Who directed Au bord de l'infini?

Au bord de l'infini was directed by Léon Diana.

Who stars in Au bord de l'infini?

The principal cast of Au bord de l'infini includes Tomas Pierna, Pauline Lefebvre, Antoine Herbez, Monique Briane, Tom Vallejo.

When was Au bord de l'infini released and how long is it?

Au bord de l'infini was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 20m.