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'Vincent Must Die' is the darkly comedic, violent, fun, and a little flirty movie we deserve after the last few years.

Kathryn Bigelow’s underappreciated “Strange Days” features a line that goes something like “The issue isn’t whether you’re paranoid. The issue is whether you’re paranoid enough.” Although that film is set in 1999, it’s an aphorism that would work equally well in Stéphan Castang’s fun, violent, high-concept “Vincent Must Die,” as a punchy summation of post-pandemic …

Karim Leklou is a docile everyman whom everyone suddenly wants to kill in Stéphan Castang's propulsively enjoyable genre pile-up, "Vincent Must Die."

Cannes hit 'Vincent Must Die' never quite sticks the landing after introducing a fun concept about an ordinary man who everyone wants to kill.

Flawless, XYZ Films and Tea Shop Productions have acquired the Cannes Critics’ Week selection 'Vincent Must Die' for all English-speaking territories from Goodfellas.

20/05/2023 - CANNES 2023: The French filmmaker sheds light on his highly original first feature film revolving around a man who suddenly falls victim to incomprehensible violence

'Vincent Must Die' Director Stéphan Castang breathes new life into the zombi movie with his Cannes Critics' Week entry.

Vincent Must Die is a really rather thoughtful film about the minefield of microaggressions that await us all.

19/05/2023 - CANNES 2023: Stéphan Castang casts a brilliant Karim Leklou at the intersection of genres, amidst a paranoia-fuelled storm reminiscent of a survival movie

16/12/2021 - Erwan Le Duc’s project features among the selected works for 2021, alongside others by Emmanuelle Nicot, Kamal Lazraq, Stephan Castang and Pierre Földes