DCP

Two Friends

Louis Garrel

The much-anticipated feature-length directorial debut by Louis Garrel strikes a pitch-perfect balance between tragedy and charm, with Garrel starring as a gas-station attendant with literary ambitions who enters into a manic love triangle with his best friend Vincent (Vincent Macaigne) and a convict working at a pastry counter in the Gare du Nord (Golshifteh Farahani).

DIRECTOR
Louis Garrel
YEAR
2015
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
102 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
FORMAT
DCP

One of France’s most distinguished and recognizable actors for over a decade now, Louis Garrel makes his much-anticipated feature-length directorial debut with this clever and moving twist on the ménage à trois. Garrel stars as Abel, a gas-station attendant with literary ambitions, an underage girlfriend, and an always-active libido. Abel is all too accustomed to seducing away the crushes of his best friend, movie-extra Vincent (Vincent Macaigne)—but when an incognito convict working at a pastry counter in the Gare du Nord (Golshifteh Farahani) enters Vincent’s orbit (and, by extension, Abel’s), a comic, manic, and eminently romantic love triangle soon unfolds. Co-written by his frequent collaborator Christophe Honoré, Two Friends marks an auspicious and heartfelt first feature for Garrel, striking a pitch-perfect balance between tragedy and charm.

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