How long is Final Cut (2023)?

Final Cut (2023) is 1 hr 50 min long.

Who is Rémi/Higurashi in Final Cut (2023)?

Romain Duris plays Rémi/Higurashi in the film.

What is Final Cut (2023) about?

The opening night selection of last year’s Cannes Film Festival was this wacky horror comedy, a remake of Shin’ichirô Ueda’s cult hit One Cut of the Dead. It follows a director (Romain Duris, L’Auberge Espagnole) making a live, single-take, low-budget zombie flick in which the cast and crew, one by one, actually turn into zombies. Oscar® winner Michel Hazanavicius (The Artist) milks the film’s hilarious and meta-to-the-max premise for all it’s worth, while also crafting a sly love letter to the art of filmmaking. What’s on screen unfolds in typical cheesy B-movie fashion, while the off-screen hijinks offer a celebration of the unpredictable and collaborative nature of film sets. Featuring a hysterically unhinged turn by Oscar® nominee Berenice Bejo (The Artist) and serving up blood-soaked high farce par excellence, Final Cut revels in its affectionate embrace of goofy genre fun.

Final Cut (2023)

Name: Final Cut (2023)
Genre: Comedy,Horror
Released: 2023-07-14
Duration: 110
Rating: 73

NR 1 hr 50 min

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How long is Final Cut (2023)?: Final Cut (2023) is 1 hr 50 min long.

Who directed Final Cut (2023)?: Michel Hazanavicius

Who is Rémi/Higurashi in Final Cut (2023)?: Romain Duris plays Rémi/Higurashi in the film.

What is Final Cut (2023) about?: The opening night selection of last year’s Cannes Film Festival was this wacky horror comedy, a remake of Shin’ichirô Ueda’s cult hit One Cut of the Dead. It follows a director (Romain Duris, L’Auberge Espagnole) making a live, single-take, low-budget zombie flick in which the cast and crew, one by one, actually turn into zombies. Oscar® winner Michel Hazanavicius (The Artist) milks the film’s hilarious and meta-to-the-max premise for all it’s worth, while also crafting a sly love letter to the art of filmmaking. What’s on screen unfolds in typical cheesy B-movie fashion, while the off-screen hijinks offer a celebration of the unpredictable and collaborative nature of film sets. Featuring a hysterically unhinged turn by Oscar® nominee Berenice Bejo (The Artist) and serving up blood-soaked high farce par excellence, Final Cut revels in its affectionate embrace of goofy genre fun.