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The Order is a 1973 documentary directed by Jean-Daniel Pollet, starring Raimondakis and Philippe Sollers. It runs 44 minutes.

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The Order (1973) movie poster
Release year
Runtime
44 min
Genre
Documentary
Original language
French
After the credits
No No extra scene
The story

What Is The Order About?

The premise of The Order without spoilers.

Pollet offers a vivid portrait of the leper colony on Spinalonga, the island off Crete, seen through Raimondakis, who narrates his own story to the camera after being barred from his village and spending years among fellow patients. The film explores love, community, companionship and death, emphasizing how these values matter to everyone regardless of health.

The Order Themes & Keywords

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  • island
  • leprosy
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Cast & crew

The Order Cast & Characters

Raimondakis leads the cast, with Philippe Sollers as Narrator (voice). Directed by Jean-Daniel Pollet.

From the director

More from Jean-Daniel Pollet

More films directed by Jean-Daniel Pollet: Contretemps, Pour mémoire, The Acrobat and Le Maître du temps.

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FAQ

The Order FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date

Runtime, release date, director, cast, post-credit scenes and language of The Order, each answered in a sentence.

How long is The Order?

The Order runs 44 minutes.

When was The Order released?

The Order was released in 1973.

Who directed The Order?

The Order was directed by Jean-Daniel Pollet.

More films by Jean-Daniel Pollet

Who is in the cast of The Order?

The Order stars Raimondakis and Philippe Sollers as Narrator (voice).

Does The Order have a post-credit scene?

No. The Order has no extra scene during or after the credits.

What language is The Order in?

The original language of The Order is French.

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