30 Years
Originally released in 2000. 30 Years is a drama/comedy film. directed by Laurent Perrin.
Starring Laurent Lucas, Anne Brochet, and Arielle Dombasle
Synopsis
A bittersweet drama covering 30 years in the lives of group of friends united by their devotion to the theatre, 30 Ans begins in Paris in 1974, when Aurelian, his girlfriend Barbara, and childhood friend Antoine form a theatre. Taking the plight of Pinochet's oppressed Chile as its cause, the theatre attracts the involvement of Jeanne, a young actress who immediately sparks the attentions of both Aurelian and Antoine. When Chilean dissident actor Luis is brought to the theatre by Barbara's diplomat father, Jeanne falls in love with him, and the two carry out an affair that ends when a sudden development causes Jeanne to disappear. 8 years later, Aurelian has a new girlfriend and is directing a travelling troupe, and Antoine is a high-priced image consultant who gets his old friend a gig at Dunkirk. Aurelian, deeply immersed in a mid-life crisis, still loves Jeanne, continuing to carry a picture of the enigmatic actress in his wallet and writing about her in his diary.
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Production Details
- Status
- Released
- Original Language
- FR
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 30 Years about?
A bittersweet drama covering 30 years in the lives of group of friends united by their devotion to the theatre, 30 Ans begins in Paris in 1974, when Aurelian, his girlfriend Barbara, and childhood ...
Who directed 30 Years?
30 Years was directed by Laurent Perrin.
How long is 30 Years?
30 Years has a runtime of 1 hours and 45 minutes (105 minutes total).
When was 30 Years released?
30 Years was released on July 5, 2000 in theaters.
Who are the main actors in 30 Years?
The main cast of 30 Years includes Laurent Lucas, Anne Brochet, Arielle Dombasle, Grégori Derangère, Ahcène Nini.