Everyman's Feast

Everyman's Feast

Infobox Film
name = Everyman's Feast


caption = "Everyman's Feast" film poster
director = Fritz Lehner
writer = Fritz Lehner
starring = Klaus Maria Brandauer
Juliette Gréco
Sylvie Testud
producer = Veit Heiduschka
distributor=
budget =
released= 25 January 2002
runtime = 173 mins
language = German, French
imdb_id = 0279154|

"Everyman's Feast", also known as "Jedermanns Fest", is a 2002 Austrian film written and directed by Fritz Lehner.

Plot

Jan Jedermann (played by Klaus Maria Brandauer) is an ingenious fashion designer, but also an unscrupulous showman. He dies in a car accident and ruminates during his last hours about how one more night in his life could have gone by. He just cannot accept that Death comes to get him on the evening of his greatest triumph, a fashion show set on the roof of the Vienna Opera. He makes a pact with Death, allowing him to remain among the living at least until the morning.

At the end of the film, one realises how lonely Jan's life is and how desolate and painful it is to fall from grace especially when there is no one there to help him to his feet again.

External links

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