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The Death of Louis XIV is a french film of genre Drama directed by Albert Serra with Jean-Pierre Léaud

The Death of Louis XIV (2016)

The Death of Louis XIV
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Length 1h55
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OriginFrance
Genres Drama,    Historical
Rating66% 3.344843.344843.344843.344843.34484

La Mort de Louis XIV est un drame historique franco-espagnol coécrit, coproduit, réalisé et monté par Albert Serra, sorti en 2016. Il est présenté en « Séances spéciales » au Festival de Cannes 2016.

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Atteint d'un mal mystérieux à la jambe, Louis XIV est peu à peu contraint de garder le lit. Ses médecins reconnaissent trop tard que son corps est pris par la gangrène et une pénible agonie le mène jusqu'à la mort.

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Jean-Pierre Léaud

(Louis XIV)
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