Apr%C3%A8s la vie

Aprs la vie English After the Life also known as Trilogy Three is a 2002 Lucas Belvaux film with his own script. It is the final installment of a series Trilogy, which constitutes a melodrama preceded by Cavale, a thriller and Un couple patant, a comedy.

The next day Manise takes part in a school debate regarding drugs, he plays the tough cop who is only concerned for the law, during the conversation, Dr. Colinet, a friend of the Costes, tells the class about alternatives for drug users such as substitute drugs. After the debate, Ccile asks Manise to tail her husband Alain Coste, because he has been hiding something from her. He asks for a photo and inquires if he was ever involved in politics before they married or at the university, she denies it. Manise investigates Alain but seems more interested in Ccile, he checks the files on the Peoples Army and he concludes that Alain is clean other than having a few speeding tickets. He cuts him off the photo and keeps the half with Ccile on it. Manise is called, there has been a fire where the firemen have found lots of guns, in the ensuing investigation they conclude that it was Le Roux, he has left a bunch of evidence behind him and a neighbour gives a full description.The next day Pascal follows Alain who meets with a younger woman, but when he describes her to Ccile, she recognizes her own daughter, he must start all over again. In the meantime Agns has been increasingly ill due to withdrawal syndrome, Manise has been watching from outside the apartment and even tries to score some dope from a colleague at the police station to no avail. He comes in and Agns is desperate she asks him to buy some drugs from a dealer but he refuses their understanding was that he would never buy drugs from a dealer. She tells him that he does not love her anymore, otherwise he would not have forgotten the morphine because she and drugs are one and the same. A call comes in there has been a bomb attack in the Court House and all men are called in. ........

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