En attendant Godot

Year: 1989

Runtime: 141 mins

Language: French

Director: Walter D. Asmus

TV Movie

Vladimir and Estragon, two wandering men, gather on a barren country road with a solitary tree at dusk, an intentionally undefined setting. They wait for the elusive Godot, a promised visitor who never arrives, embodying a faint hope for change. While awaiting him, the pair turn to various distractions and small tasks to pass the time.

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