No Rest for the Brave
Directed by Alain GuiraudieA scintillating metaphysical tale, the film follows the picaresque adventures of Basile, an angst-ridden French teenager who is convinced that he will die if he falls asleep. This leads him on a road trip that becomes a hallucinatory odyssey as Basile encounters murder, sex and intrigue- assuming that some or all of it isn't a dream. Whether Basile's excursion is reality or fantasy, innocent or malevolent, grand ideas mesh with bizarre occurrences to create a fascinating, surreal journey of discovery, chance and mystery.
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No Rest for the Brave was released on November 12, 2003.
No Rest for the Brave was directed by Alain Guiraudie.
No Rest for the Brave has a runtime of 1h 47m.
No Rest for the Brave was produced by Thomas Ordonneau, Jean-Claude Montheil, Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu, Marie-Rose Eybrard, Nathalie Eybrard.
A scintillating metaphysical tale, the film follows the picaresque adventures of Basile, an angst-ridden French teenager who is convinced that he will die if he falls asleep. This leads him on a road trip that becomes a hallucinatory odyssey as Basile encounters murder, sex and intrigue- assuming that some or all of it isn't a dream. Whether Basile's excursion is reality or fantasy, innocent or malevolent, grand ideas mesh with bizarre occurrences to create a fascinating, surreal journey of discovery, chance and mystery.
The key characters in No Rest for the Brave are Basile / Hector (Thomas Suire), Igor (Thomas Blanchard), Johnny Goth (Laurent Soffiati).
No Rest for the Brave is rated Not Rated.
No Rest for the Brave is a Comedy, Drama, Romance film.
No Rest for the Brave has an audience rating of 6.2 out of 10.
No Rest for the Brave has made $2,279 at the box office.