Spontaneous Combustion (2020)
Audrey gets to be an actress in a low-budget horror movie. On the set, however, everything is different than she’d imagined. Camera operator Cordelia is the only one who is nice to her. Audrey is fascinated by Cordelia and attracted to her, but something seems to be wrong with Cordelia. Her body becomes feverishly hot, and approaching her becomes more and more dangerous. SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION takes romantic motifs and a fantastic story to their logical consequence.
Director: Pierre-Jean Delvolvé
Genre: Drama
Runtime: 28 min
Release Date: October 19, 2020
Cast
- Lola Créton - Cordélia
- Marie Bortolotti - Audrey
- Olivier Broche - Doctor Destouches
- Tancrède Delvolvé - Jean-Pierre
- Agathe Mazouin - Céline
Screenplay
- Marie Bortolotti (Screenplay)
- Pierre-Jean Delvolvé (Screenplay)
Cinematography: Pauline Doméjean
Production: La Fémis
Country: France
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Pierre-Jean Delvolvé
More Films in Genre: Drama
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Spontaneous Combustion about?
- Audrey gets to be an actress in a low-budget horror movie. On the set, however, everything is different than she’d imagined. Camera operator Cordelia is the only one who is nice to her. Audrey is fascinated by Cordelia and attracted to her, but something seems to be wrong with Cordelia. Her body becomes feverishly hot, and approaching her becomes more and more dangerous. SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION takes romantic motifs and a fantastic story to their logical consequence.
- Who directed Spontaneous Combustion?
- Spontaneous Combustion was directed by Pierre-Jean Delvolvé.
- Who stars in Spontaneous Combustion?
- Spontaneous Combustion stars Lola Créton, Marie Bortolotti, Olivier Broche, Tancrède Delvolvé, Agathe Mazouin.
- How long is Spontaneous Combustion?
- Spontaneous Combustion has a runtime of 28m (28 minutes).
- What genre is Spontaneous Combustion?
- Spontaneous Combustion is a Drama film.
- Where was Spontaneous Combustion produced?
- Spontaneous Combustion was produced in France.