The Passage

Year: 1986

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: French

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Filmmaker Jean Diaz, living with his son David after separating from his wife, drives to a new seaside house when a crash—caused by the grim‑reaper The Death—leaves David comatose. A doctor can save Jean, but The Death hacks the equipment and offers to revive David only if Jean creates an anti‑violence animation.

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