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"Secrets hide where shadows linger."

Father Cyril Nouvel has mysteriously disappeared. Yet it is at his initiative that his brother, Gendarme Louis Nouvel, and his mentor, Abbé Gomis, find themselves gathered at the site of an abandoned old fort. As they set out to search for him in this vast and oppressive place, tension rises between the two men. Even if they cannot admit it to themselves, each knows deep down that he holds a part of the truth.

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What is The Failing (2026) about?

Father Cyril Nouvel has mysteriously disappeared. Yet it is at his initiative that his brother, Gendarme Louis Nouvel, and his mentor, Abbé Gomis, find themselves gathered at the site of an abandoned old fort. As they set out to search for him in this vast and oppressive place, tension rises between the two men. Even if they cannot admit it to themselves, each knows deep down that he holds a part…

Who stars in The Failing?

The Failing stars Pierre Cévaër (Prêtre Cyril Nouvel), Alex Descas (L'Abbé Gomis), Yoann Zimmer (Louis Nouvel). The film was directed by Nicolas Barbey.

How long is The Failing?

The Failing has a runtime of 15 min and premiered in 2026.

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