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Holy Motors

NR
Movie
2012
1h 55m
French
Drama, Fantasy
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We follow 24 hours in the life of a being moving from life to life like a cold and solitary assassin moving from hit to hit. In each of these interwoven lives, the being possesses an entirely distinct identity: sometimes a man, sometimes a woman, sometimes youthful, sometimes old. By turns murderer, beggar, company chairman, monstrous creature, worker, family man.
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Cast

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Denis Lavant
Mr. Oscar / Banker / Beggar / Fathe...
dith Scob
Eva Mendes
Kylie Minogue
Eva Grace
lise Lhomeau
Jeanne Disson
Michel Piccoli
Man with the Wine Stain
Leos Carax
The Sleeper / Limousine (voice)
Nastya Golubeva Carax
Reda Oumouzoune
Mo-Cap Acrobat
Zlata
Cyber Woman
Geoffrey Carey
Harry T-Bone, Photographer / Limous...
Annabelle DexterJones
Jamie, Assistant Photographer
lise Caron
Corinne Yam
Julien Prvost
Ahcne Nini
Laurent Lacotte
Limousine (voice)
David Stanley Phillips
Limousine (voice)
Matthew Gledhill
Hanako Danjo
Big John
Pierre Marcoux
Bastien Bernini
Elliot Simon
Church Musician
Directed By: Leos Carax
Written By: Leos Carax

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CatyAlexandre says...
11 years ago
Holy shit! I can't say that I understood the meaning of every single thing, theres to many symbolisms hiding in it and sometimes can be so bizarre! Above all it's a film about great performances. I am sure that Holy Motors will definitely have an impact on you and at the end you can take your own interpretation of the story, if there's one...
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Mitzle-deleted-1476635645 says...
9 years ago
It was a wannabe Holy Mountain that missed the point. The title implies that it's supposed to be a modern version, but it seems as though the director thought The Holy Mountain amounted to nothing other than "derp so random and weird". The main actor was fantastic, but the film itself was absolute garbage aside from some impressive cinematography here and there. The few amounts of symbolism and social commentary were embarrassingly obvious and forced ("beauty! weird!"). The musical scene was absolutely horribly delivered. It was a good movie for the first 20 minutes or so, but it wound up getting so much worse as it went along. If it wasn't clearly trying to be a Holy Mountain remake then I might have liked it better, but either way it wouldn't be anything that I could recommend.
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Brainzor-deleted-1452947101 says...
11 years ago
This movie was randomly selected. With no idea what to expect, it provided a substantial amount of what the fuck moments. I would recommend it, without going more into details, to everyone open for strangeness.
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ragreynolds says...
4 months ago
I have an urge to eat flowers and bite fingers
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manicure
4 years ago
I am not sure if I really understood anything at all, but “Holy Motors” is undoubtedly one of the most memorable films of the last decade. It opens with the director, Leos Carax, waking up after a long slumber (this is his first feature film in 13 years) and finding out that cinema as he knew it More
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CinemaSerf
4 weeks ago
This is one of the most entertainingly bizarre films I've ever seen. The title really only comes into play at the end, and that does put a little context into that, but for the rest of it we follow the curious activities of "Mr. Oscar" (Denis Lavant) who travels the city in an enormous white limousi More
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