Last Bullet

2025 1h 51m FR

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6.5

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★6.5TMDB · 273

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Synopsis

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Car genius Lino returns to conclude his vendetta against Areski and the corrupt commander who ruined their lives in this turbo-charged trilogy finale.

“Some stories are better left unspoiled.”

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Cast

Alban Lenoir
Lino
Stéfi Celma
Julia
Nicolas Duvauchelle
Areski
Gérard Lanvin
Resz
Pascale Arbillot
Moss
Julie Tedesco
Sarah
Anne Serra
Stella
Ramzy Bedia
Charas

Credits

Behind the camera

Director: Guillaume Pierret
Writers: Guillaume Pierret, Eric Gandois
Languages: French
Countries: Belgium, France

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1 / 7

ERA

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Released last year.

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2 / 7

WORLD

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International production across 2 countries: Belgium, France.

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3 / 7

CINEMA

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Part of the "Lost Bullet Collection" — so the characters or world continue elsewhere.

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4 / 7

DIRECTOR

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Directed by Guillaume Pierret, shot by Jean-Baptiste Jay. Note their partnership — DPs and directors often return to each other across a career.

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5 / 7

DIRECTOR

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Original score by Guillaume Roussel. Worth a dedicated listen after — most great films lose half their impact without the score.

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6 / 7

CAST

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Alban Lenoir and Stéfi Celma and Nicolas Duvauchelle carry the top of the cast.

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7 / 7

WILD

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IMDB entry: tt29768333 — still the authoritative cross-reference for credits and trivia.

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The take

Guillaume Pierret directs. Jean-Baptiste Jay behind the camera. Guillaume Roussel scores. Produced in Belgium, France. Dialogue in French.

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Things worth knowing

1Released last year.
2International production across 2 countries: Belgium, France.
3Part of the "Lost Bullet Collection" — so the characters or world continue elsewhere.
4Directed by Guillaume Pierret, shot by Jean-Baptiste Jay. Note their partnership — DPs and directors often return to each other across a career.
5Original score by Guillaume Roussel. Worth a dedicated listen after — most great films lose half their impact without the score.
6Alban Lenoir and Stéfi Celma and Nicolas Duvauchelle carry the top of the cast.
7IMDB entry: tt29768333 — still the authoritative cross-reference for credits and trivia.

The technical file

Cinematography: Jean-Baptiste Jay
Original score: Guillaume Roussel
Makeup / hair: Justine Landais
Stunt coordinator: David Julienne
Runtime: 111 min · 1h 51m
Aspect ratio (typical): 1.37:1 (Academy)
Status: Released
Original language: FR
Certification (US): R
IMDB: Last Bullet (2025)

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Lost Bullet Collection

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Guillaume Pierret

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What people are saying

MovieGuys2025-05-13
★ 5/10
This is the latest in a series of French action films, that have a "Fast and Furious" vibe. I enjoyed the previous efforts but his one, feels wholly uninspired. For one thing the story strains to go anywhere, terribly interesting. Its cause is not helped by formulaic, tired action sequences and of course, a minor but obvious dash, of woke BS. On the upside, the acting is solid but it can't compensate, for other obvious deficits. In summary, lets hope "Last Bullet" is just that. A pedestrian French action flick that misses the mark.
Dr Nostromo2026-01-10
★ 7/10
69/100 "Lost Bullet" was a drama with action, "Lost Bullet 2" was wall-to-wall action and this one sort of balanced between the two. The story is simple but played very effectively with great characters and there's some good dramatic beats here. The action is great but not as over-the-top or as constant as the second film ..although the fireworks was a great gag. Exciting and quite tense, at times, you should enjoy this just fine if you don't expect it to be better than its predecessors. They didn't try to surpass themselves... they just gave us another fun movie. Enjoy with popcorn. -- DrNostromo.com