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Dust

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Two successful businessmen from West-Flanders, who are at the peak of their professional and public careers, learn that national and international media outlets are about to reveal their fraudulent business structures to the public. There only remains one rainy Sunday to come clean with themselves and each other. Along the way they lose everything, before ending up together inside a lavatory, dirty, and without shoes, power or freedom.

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Leslie Felperin The Hollywood Reporter 4d
Dust icily exposes how character can evaporate in the crucible of greed, but the plodding pace makes this ethical exercise feel attenuated and flat by the time the climax rolls around. Go to Full Review Peter Bradshaw Guardian 4d
3/5
Handsomely produced and shot, and impeccably acted. But it’s also weirdly parochial, leaving you with the sense that it has not reached beyond its immediate concerns. Go to Full Review Nicholas Bell IONCINEMA.com 4d
2/5
Committed lead performances from noted Belgian thesps Arieh Worthalter and Jan Hammenecker aside, a lengthy running time seems to stretch indefinitely with a narrative void of any real peaks or valleys. Go to Full Review Max Borg Next Best Picture Mar 3
7/10
The final destination is a very recognizable one, but getting there is quite the entertaining journey. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

Cast & Crew

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Anke Blondé

Director

Jan Hammenecker

Luc

Arieh Worthalter

Geert

Thibaud Dooms

Kenneth

Verona Verbakel

Actor

Fania Sorel

Actor
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Synopsis Two successful businessmen from West-Flanders, who are at the peak of their professional and public careers, learn that national and international media outlets are about to reveal their fraudulent business structures to the public. There only remains one rainy Sunday to come clean with themselves and each other. Along the way they lose everything, before ending up together inside a lavatory, dirty, and without shoes, power or freedom.
Director
Anke Blondé
Producer
Dries Phlypo
Screenwriter
Angelo Tijssens
Production Co
A Private View
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Dutch
Runtime
1h 55m