THE LAST FLIGHT
COPYRIGHT: 1988
DIRECTOR: Yves TURQUIER, François VERRET
FORMAT: 16 mm
DIFFUSION: 16 mm
DURATION: 26 minutes
TYPE: Dance Fiction
VERSIONS: French
PRODUCTION: ARTE, Arcanal, Centre Georges Pompidou, Lieurac Productions
PARTICIPATION: Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication (Délégation de la Musique et de la Danse), Intermédia, TNDI (Chateauvallon)

After having left behind all that was of any importance to him, a broken old man (Daniel Emilfork) finds himself alone and searching for his identity in what he recalls of the past. Sitting in an armchair, he sleeps and re-awakes, deliriously reviving his memory in a long monologue.
At the same moment and in the same space, three characters act out this past life, with a dummy representing the old man. It is the exodus of a family, a desperate flight in a rickshaw, a journey without destination.
The theme of this film is taken from François Verret's choreography "WHAT IS THE SECRET?"