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Long Live Death

1970, French. Directed by Francis Reusser.

In this highly symbolic romp, a young rebel and his girlfriend are on the outs with their conventional parents and are trying to be part of the political movements sweeping Europe, decrying consumerism and boring old things like civic chorales, etc. They run away to the mountains, get bored and hungry, in addition to being harassed by the local authorities, and return to their parents. There, the young man commits an act of murder and symbolically showers his girlfriend in expensive doo-dads.

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1h 25m
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Language
French
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Released
1 April 1970
Original title
Vive la mort
Country
Switzerland
Written by
Francis Reusser, Patricia Moraz

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Long Live Death runs 85 minutes (1h 25m).

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If you liked Long Live Death, try Fun with Dick and Jane, Sextuplets, Le Clan.

Who directed Long Live Death?

Long Live Death (1970) was directed by Francis Reusser and stars Françoise Prouvost, Édouard Niermans, Erika Dentzler.

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