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The Final Lesson

2015, French. Directed by Pascale Pouzadoux.

When every moment counts, you have to know how to convey the essential.

At 92 years old, Madeleine decides to set the date and conditions of her death. By telling her daughter Diane and her son Pierre, she hopes to prepare them as gently as possible but it comes as a shock, and their minds are set ablaze. Until the end, Madeleine will keep her dignity, wits, and passion for life as a course of conduct, so she can give them all, and in particular Diane, a touching “final lesson”.

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Released
4 November 2015
Original title
La Dernière Leçon
Country
France
Box office
$1M
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The Final Lesson (2015) was directed by Pascale Pouzadoux and stars Sandrine Bonnaire, Marthe Villalonga, Antoine Duléry.

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