French-Lebanese writer and director Danielle Arbid made a unique and brave film that you don't see very often. A French photographer looking for trouble in the Middle-East becomes obsessed with a mysterious man and hires him as a translator. French Melvil Poupaud and British-Sudanese Alexander Siddig star as the lost men in their world and thriving on danger for survival. Beautiful cinematography and original story make for a fascinating film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
A Lost Man
French-Lebanese writer and director Danielle Arbid made a unique and brave film that you don't see very often. A French photographer looking for trouble in the Middle-East becomes obsessed with a mysterious man and hires him as a translator. French Melvil Poupaud and British-Sudanese Alexander Siddig star as the lost men in their world and thriving on danger for survival. Beautiful cinematography and original story make for a fascinating film. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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