Besoin Dead 2017
Aurélien Digard's *Besoin Dead* (2017) blends horror and comedy into a high-stakes, church-bound chase that's as chaotic as it is charming.
Director: Aurélien Digard
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Besoin Dead (2017) about?
*Besoin Dead* (2017) follows a soon-to-be bride hiding in a church as her best man and a priest discover the town overrun by the undead. They abandon caution, grab makeshift weapons, and charge into the chaos to rescue her before the wedding plans—and the city—collapse into zombie mayhem.
Who directed Besoin Dead?
The short film was directed by Aurélien Digard, known for his creative blend of horror and comedy in tight, high-energy narratives.
Who stars in Besoin Dead?
The film features Louise Grinberg as the bride, alongside Nicolas Hennequin--Parey as the best man and Philippe Nahon as the priest—three actors who bring the chaotic rescue mission to life.
Is Besoin Dead (2017) worth watching?
With a runtime under 20 minutes, *Besoin Dead* (2017) packs a lot of fun into its brief runtime, making it perfect for fans of quick, genre-blending shorts. While not rated on IMDb, its horror-comedy mix and tight pacing offer solid entertainment for those craving something fresh and fast-paced.
How long is Besoin Dead?
The short film runs for 18 minutes.
About Besoin Dead (2017) — A Zombie Comedy Short Film with a Twist
Aurélien Digard's *Besoin Dead* (2017) blends horror and comedy into a high-stakes, church-bound chase that's as chaotic as it is charming. A bride-to-be hides in secret as her nervous best man and a determined priest hurl themselves into a zombie-infested city, armed with whatever they can scavenge. The short film thrives on its claustrophobic setting and dark humor, poking fun at classic zombie tropes while delivering a frantic rescue mission. With sharp wit and relentless energy, *Besoin Dead* showcases Digard's knack for genre-bending storytelling.
Louise Grinberg, Nicolas Hennequin--Parey, and Philippe Nahon lead the cast, grounding the absurdity with their committed performances. The film's atmosphere crackles with tension and levity, balancing macabre thrills against lighthearted moments. Whether you're a horror buff or a comedy fan, *Besoin Dead* offers a refreshing twist on the undead genre in under 20 minutes.