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Cafard (2015)

1h 32m

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Cafard (2015)

Name: Cafard
Genre: Animation, Drama, Horror, War & Politics
Released: 2015-10-22

1h 32m

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October 22, 2015
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Plot.

August 1914. While Jean Mordant is away winning the title of Wrestling Champion of the World in Buenos Aires, his daughter Mimi is raped by German occupiers in Ostend. Jean swears he will avenge this immoral disgrace. With his coach Victor and young nephew Guido, he enrolls in the prestigious ACM (Armored Car Division). But the heavily-built armored vehicles keep getting stuck in the mud of Flanders. The battalion is hastily transferred to the Eastern front. Jean is devastated by frustration for he has just learned that Mimi is pregnant. But war conditions are ruthless and he and his friends embark on a dramatic journey that ultimately will drag them around the world.

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Cast & Crew.

Sebastien Dewaele

Victor

Jean-Hugues Anglade

Victor

Dinara Drukarova

Jelena

Benoit Gob

Eduard

Maarten Ketels

Guido

Wim Willaert

Jean Mordant

Julie Gayet

Yelena Dimitrieva (voice)

Benoît Magimel

Jean Mordant (voice)

Jan Bultheel

Director / Writer

Clément Calvet

Producer

Jérémie Fajner

Producer

Arnold Heslenfeld

Producer

Joseph Rouschop

Producer

Laurette Schillings

Producer

Arielle Sleutel

Producer

Frans van Gestel

Producer

Hans Helewaut

Original Music Composer

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Details.

Release Date
October 22, 2015

Status
Released

Running Time
1h 32m

Genres
Animation Drama Horror War & Politics

Last updated: 2025-02-21

Wiki.

Cafard is a 2015 French-Dutch-Belgian animated war film written and directed by Jan Bultheel. The film tells the story of a boxer, Jean Mordant (based on the real-life Henri Herd, known as Constant le Marin), who joins the Belgian Expeditionary Corps which is sent to the Russian Empire during World War I in order to avenge the rape of his daughter by German soldiers in Occupied Belgium.