Storyline
Nemo Nobody leads an ordinary existence with his wife and 3 children; one day, he wakes up as a mortal centenarian in the year 2092.
Directors
Writers
Cast
Daniel Mays, Allan Corduner, Diane Kruger, Jared Leto, Juno Temple, Leni Parker, Vito DeFilippo, David Schaal, Linh Đan Phạm, David Kennedy, Rhys Ifans, Sarah Polley, Christophe Beaucarne, Toby Regbo, Natasha Little, Clare Stone, Audrey Giacomini, Thomas Byrne, Laura Brumagne, Noa De Costanzo, Léa Thonus, Anaïs Van Belle, Harold Manning, Pascal Duquenne, Laurent Capelluto, Harry Cleven, Andrew Simms, Ben Mansfield, Emily Tilson, Roline Skehan, Anders Morris, Nathan Boydell, Vincent Dupont, Jenna Wheeler-Hughes, Valérie-Marie Chadelaud, Stéphane Thiry, Bruno Verstraete, Alice van Dormael, Juliette Van Dormael, Tedd Dillon, Melanie Doerr, Talya Rubin, Corey Cleve Bentivegna, Sandrine Laroche, Olivier Bony, Laura Van Hove, Jack Proudlove, Marc Zinga, Martin Swabey, Philippe Godeau, Sarah Gravel, John Canoe, Donna Kanerahtenha Jacobs, Fujio Ishimaru, Robin Carette, Hugo Harold-Harrison, Sylvie Olivé, Stéphane Taillasson, Jules Taillasson, Jan Hammenecker, Serge Larivière, Katharina Pejcic, Alexander Türk, Tanya Trombetta, Lola Pauwels, Daniel Brochu, Louise Sophia Engel, Aaron Landt, Christelle Cornil, Tawny Andersen, Jules Eerdekens, Philippe Lévy, Renaud Alcalde, Dominique Warnier, Catherine Demaiffe, Pierre Chaves, Nicholas Beveney, Josselin Moinet, Virginie Bordes, Carlo Mestroni, Nicolas Ross, Marie-Ève Beauregard, Manfred Andrae, Thi-Mai Nguyen, John Churchill
Trailer
Reviews
100
Van Dormael has crafted a saga that, even at two-plus hours, is endlessly, enormously watchable.
83
van Dormael’s vivid visual sense and genuine curiosity about the nature of love and life, time and death, make it well worth surrendering to his imagination for a while.
80
Van Dormael's intriguing script is more than matched in his flamboyant direction of this 2-hour-plus tale, heroically edited by Matyas Veress and Susan Shipton into a fluid, generally understandable narrative.
75
Writer-director Jaco Van Dormael (“Toto the Hero”) spins flashbacks and time-lapse photography, stunning montages, whirling, circling cameras and stunning underwater, deep space and Martian landscape photography into a film that is as intentionally opaque as it is overlong.
75
As philosophy, Mr. Nobody seems sillier than it is profound. But in a parallel reality, more movies would have this degree of insane ambition.
