
The Earthly Paradise(2023)
Le Paradis terrestre
The Earthly Paradise Synopsis
A complete descent into the depths of Judeo-Christian civilization. Dunes and bunker, Tree of Adam and Eve, Americans, 4WD, crusades, birth of Siamese babies, Tri-popes, Jesus, Dali, Claudia, cinema, the devil... an explosion of discoveries makes this offbeat film an elusive work in the pure tradition of Belgian “common sense”. The subject ? In the vicinity of Avignon, at a place called “Earthly Paradise”, a family finds the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. But everyone has their own way of exalting this mystery. And Paradise plunges into Hell... To be reborn in Love? Only the false is true
The Earthly Paradise (2023) is a comedy and drama film directed by Henri Van Lierde, released on December 3, 2023 with a runtime of 2h 38m. It stars Marie Depret, Samuel Frison, Alexandre von Sivers and Pierre Lekeux.
- Director:
- Henri Van Lierde
- Writers:
- Henri Van Lierde
- Producers:
- Henri Van Lierde
- Cinematographer:
- Laurent Eyckermans
- Production:
- Entrée libres, My Little Elephant's Productions
- Status:
- Released
The Earthly Paradise Cast & Crew
Main cast
Key crew
Directed by Henri Van Lierde, written by Henri Van Lierde, produced by Henri Van Lierde.
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Who stars in The Earthly Paradise?
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The main cast of The Earthly Paradise (2023) includes Marie Depret, Samuel Frison, Alexandre von Sivers, Pierre Lekeux and Maude Richard. The film was directed by Henri Van Lierde. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
When was The Earthly Paradise released?
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The Earthly Paradise was released on December 3, 2023 and runs for 2h 38m.










































