Denis Lavant

Édith Scob

Eva Mendes

Kylie Minogue

Élise Lhomeau

Jeanne Disson

Michel Piccoli

Leos Carax

Nastya Golubeva Carax

Reda Oumouzoune

Zlata

Geoffrey Carey

Annabelle Dexter-Jones

Élise Caron

Corinne Yam

Julien Prévost

Ahcène Nini

Laurent Lacotte

David Stanley Phillips

Matthew Gledhill

Hanako Danjo

Big John

Pierre Marcoux

Bastien Bernini

Elliot Simon

Quentin Auvray

Bertrand Cantat

Alexandre Leitão

David Nzavotunga Kiala

Johann Riche

Clément Robin

Yao Dembele

Yves Abadi

Miguel Saboga

Grégoire Simon

Viviane Arnoux

Hugo Boulesteix

Eloi Miehe

Michel Delahaye

Leslie Palanker

Camille Rutherford

Adrien Guitton

Johanna Nizard

Kester Lovelace

Sonia Brahim

Aurélia Jurca

William Blair

Alex Moreu Garriga

Zara Broughton

Charles-Alexandre Dubé

Fabien Hagège

François Rimbau

Maurice Tinchant

Martine Marignac

Albert Prévost

Emmanuelle Cuillery

Bernard Floch

Emmanuel Croset

Josefina Rodríguez

Yoann Berger

Alexandre Bon

Thierry Delobel

Berengere Dominguez

Damien Maric

Delphine Volny

Virginie Wintrebert

Anu Gould

Marion Gouti

Anne-Lucie Morelet

Rémi Burah

Antoinette Boulat

Elsa Pharaon

Olivier Seyfrid

Sylvie Ferry

Denis Gastou

Jean-Christophe Spadaccini

Didier Abot

Paula Ambrosini

Jean-Charles Berlan

Gilles de Caevel

Eugénie Deplus

Olivier Jacob

Frederic Jupin

Tristan Minault

Thomas Bobrowski

Yann Chemin

Daniel Darmon

Alexia de Khovrine

Julie Gouet

Basile Jullien

Carole Reinhard

Nadège Catenacci

Bertrand Alberge

Caroline Champetier

Florian Sanson

Anaïs Romand

Sébastien Fouassier

Yves Cape

Neil Hannon

Nelly Quettier

Rachel Raoult

Yekaterina Golubeva

Gabriel Grote

Drama

Fantasy

Holy Motors

Pierre Grise Productions

Théo Films

Pandora Filmproduktion

WDR/Arte

ARTE France Cinéma

Germany

France

Français

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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 limousine that wouldn't have looked out of place in Atlantic City, being driven by "Céline" (Edith Scob). His departure in the morning, suited and booted, would lead us to believe he is some high-powered financial operative; his phone calls talking about 150% etc. fuel that illusion til his driver informs him that his first "appointment" of the day is detailed in a file. To our surprise, we are now drawn back into his car to find it a fully equipped dressing room, complete with make up lights and an extensive collection of cosmetics and costumes. Thereafter, throughout the day, he assumes a series of disguises and carries out some mysterious and/or shocking tasks with the likes of Eva Mendez, Kylie Minogue and Michel Piccoli. He is at one moment a disagreeable vagrant, then doing his own virtual "John Wick" combat scenes in a CGI suite - but why? Who is this man? What on earth is it all about? It's clearly got a moral, well a collection of morals, and these gradually fall into place, but I still took quite a while to realise... It's a wee bit slow at times, but the variety of performances from Lavant are almost vaudeville in their range - there's barely a task to which he cannot turn his creative hand! It won't be for everyone, this, but it's quirky and innovative and far removed from the mundane and procedural. If you're going to watch it, though, turn off all your distractions and give it an undivided two hours, otherwise it will lose it's effectively accumulating punch!

Brian Trenchard-Smith on HOLY MOTORS

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