Film Lens
The Last Supper presents a personal search for the concept of death through the lens of cemeteries in Paris. The film focuses on the quest to find the tomb of César Vallejo, a significant figure in literature. This exploration of death is set against the backdrop of Parisian cemeteries, emphasizing the incommunicable aspects of loss and memory.
With a runtime of 8 minutes, the film captures the essence of these locations and their historical significance. The choice of César Vallejo as a focal point connects the themes of mortality and artistic legacy, inviting viewers to reflect on the relationship between life, death, and remembrance in a city rich with history.
Why Watch
- •Find out about César Vallejo's final resting place.
- •See the historical cemeteries of Paris.
- •Meet the concept of death through personal reflection.
Did You Know
•César Vallejo is a notable literary figure buried in Paris.
•The film takes place in various cemeteries across Paris.
•The documentary has a total duration of 8 minutes.
•The year of release for this film is 2025.
Perfect For
César Vallejo enthusiastsCemetery history buffsFans of short documentaries