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The Golden Age

History · 1h 52m · in cinemas from 24 November

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Born in a village butcher shop, Jeanne Lavaur dreams of becoming a countess as her life moves from Golden Twenties Paris through two world wars.

At the turn of the century, Jeanne Lavaur is born in a village butcher shop. Souheila Yacoub plays Jeanne, who dreams of becoming a countess. Inspired by Céleste, played by Yile Yara Vianello, and guided by her love for Guillaume de Barante, played by Vassili Schneider, Jeanne's journey carries her from Paris in the Golden Twenties through the turmoil of two world wars. Her life intertwines with the great upheavals of the 20th century.

The film is a French-Italian production directed by Bérenger Thouin. The cast also includes Pierre-Antoine Billon, Laïs Mayyas as Eden and Kevin Lissajoux as Joseph Lavaur.

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Cast and crew

  • Souheila Yacoubas Jeanne Lavaur
  • Vassili Schneideras Guillaume de Barante
  • Pierre-Antoine Billon
  • Yile Yara Vianelloas Céleste
  • Laïs Mayyasas Eden
  • Kevin Lissajouxas Joseph Lavaur

Photos: TMDB

Director
Bérenger Thouin
Written by
Mehdi Ben Attia, Bérenger Thouin, Virginie Legeay, Rémi Langlade
Producers
Carine Ruszniewski, Enrica Capra
Camera
Martin Roux
Countries
France, Italy
Studios
Gogogo Films, Graffiti Film, Les Films de la Chapelle, Lesterfilm

Good to know

Running time
1 hour 52 minutes
Language
French
In Dutch cinemas
From 24 November 2026

Questions

How long is The Golden Age?

1 hour 52 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 2 hours 12 minutes.

What language is The Golden Age in?

The Golden Age is in French. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.

Who is in The Golden Age?

Souheila Yacoub plays Jeanne Lavaur, with Vassili Schneider, Pierre-Antoine Billon, Yile Yara Vianello, Laïs Mayyas and Kevin Lissajoux.

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