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Duration: 293 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
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File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1920x1080 | Added: 2019-Sep-11 |
Alternate Names: Emmanuelle Beart, Emmanuelle Behart-Hasson, Emmanuelle Béhart-Hasson, Emmanuelle Est, Эммануэль Беар, Эмманюэль Беар, امانوئل بئار, エマニュエル・ベアール, 艾曼紐·琵雅
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Emmanuelle Béart, a French film actress with over 50 credits since her debut in 1972, won a César Award for Best Supporting Actress for 'Manon des Sources' (1986). She was nominated seven times for Most Promising Actress and Best Actress. Known for her role in 'La Belle Noiseuse' (1991), she portrayed Marianne, the young woman who becomes the muse for the painter Frenhofer.
Release Year: 2008
Nation: Belgium, France, United Kingdom
Alternative Title: Vinyan - Verirrte Seelen, Espíritos Condenados, Kuolemaa kauheampi, Vinyan: Lost Souls, Vinyan - Az elveszett lelkek, Vinyan - Espíritos da Selva, Душа
Director: Fabrice du Welz
Writer: David Greig, Fabrice du Welz, Olly Blackburn
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Companies: BeTV, Film4 Productions, K2, One Eyed, Pilchard, RTBF, The Film, Wild Bunch
Genre: Buddy Film, Drama, Horror, Horror Film, Thriller
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Six months after losing their only child Joshua in the Southeast Asia tsunami, Jeanne and Paul Bellmer struggle to cope with their grief. While watching footage from Myanmar, Jeanne becomes convinced that a boy wearing a Manchester United shirt in a poor village is Joshua. Despite the unlikely nature of this claim, Paul agrees to investigate. They hire trafficker Thaksin Gao and travel by boat with captain Sonchai into the jungle to find Joshua. Along the way, they encounter strange occurrences that unsettle them further. Sonchai eventually leaves them stranded in an abandoned village. From there, Jeanne, Paul, and Gao must navigate the jungle, facing a harrowing journey filled with horrors.
Vinyan is a 2008 film directed by Fabrice du Welz, set in the aftermath of the Southeast Asia tsunami. The narrative follows Jeanne and Paul Bellmer as they grapple with the loss of their son Joshua, leading Jeanne to believe she sees him alive in footage from Myanmar. Their desperation drives them into a dangerous journey deep into the Burmese jungle, where they encounter disturbing phenomena that blur the line between reality and madness.