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Before We Go

2014•1h 23m•

★7.0(2 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Brussels, La Monnaie Opera House. Three people near the end of their lives meet with choreographers, actors and musicians. They take part in a unique experience which involves music, dance and silence. Their journey becomes a tribute to the fragility of the human condition, between reality and representation, tragedy of the body and freedom of the spirit. Together they question their own relationship with death.

Director

Jorge Léon

Writers

Jorge Léon

Watchlist

Main Cast

Simone Aughterlony

Walter Hus

Benoît Lachambre

Noël Minéo

Movies

Documentary

Before We Go

2014•1h 23m•

★7.0(2 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Director

Jorge Léon

Writers

Jorge Léon

Watchlist

Main Cast

Simone Aughterlony

Walter Hus

Benoît Lachambre

Noël Minéo

Lidia Schoue

Meg Stuart

Michel Vassart

Alex Verster

Thomas Wodianka

Full Crew

Direction

Director: Jorge Léon

Writing

Writer: Jorge Léon

Production

Producer: Julie Freres

Music & Sound

Music: Liesbeth Devos
Sound: Quentin Jacques
Music: Alexander Verster
Music: George van Dam
Sound Editor: Marie-Hélène Mora
Sound Mixer: Benoît Biral

Cinematography

Director of Photography: Thomas Schira
Director of Photography: Rémon Fromont
Director of Photography: Jorge Léon

Editing

Editor: Marie-Hélène Mora

Keywords

dancesufferingartdeathillnessbodymusicend of life

Did You Know?

The runtime is 83 minutes (1h 23m).

The film was directed by Jorge Léon.

The screenplay was written by Jorge Léon.

Cinematography was handled by Thomas Schira.

This title is listed on IMDb as tt4453750.

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