The Apocalypse According to Cioran Trailer

The Apocalypse According to Cioran Trailer (1995)

04 October 1995 Factual 58 mins

For three days in June 1990, the famed Paris attic of Emil Cioran (1911-1995) was transformed into a film studio under the supervision of filmmaker Sorin Ilieşiu, creating an engrossing portrait of the philosopher and essayist.

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Cast

Emil Cioran

as Himself

Crew

International Releases Dates

Romania 04 October 1995

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