The Last Face (2017)
Overview
Miguel, a heroic Spanish doctor, puts himself in harm's way to deliver medical treatment to the victims of military uprisings in Africa.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 10.638 |
Directed By
Sean Penn
Crew
Sean Penn
Matt Palmieri
Bill Gerber
Erin Dignam
Bill Pohlad
Barry Ackroyd
Jay Cassidy
Andrew Laws
Hans Zimmer
Tom Olive
Christa Schamberger
Sven Vosloo
Gaby Beyers
Michael Saal
John Gore
Massimo Gattabrusi
Michael Hyman
Terri Douglas
Cordell McQueen
George Loucas
Nancy Parker
John Ross
Enzo Angileri
Kristine Berg
Jacques Jouffret
Jason Martin
Richard Kitting
Andrea Leanza
Anthony Bozanich
Rick de Souza
Didier Lozahic
Andrew Orlando
Gillian Florence
Darryl Hammer
Paul Pieterse
Nil Henchoz
Jason Howey
Adam Asmal
Ken Hodgson
Nick Jimenez
Warren Shaw
Christian P. Minkler
Donavin Waters
Joshua Spivack
Jon Title
Darrin Hofmeyr
Marco Raposo de Barbosa
Jacques Pienaar
George Webster
Geoff Kock
Nadine Prigge
Grant Urquhart
Brian Wentzel
Helena Packer
Marli Kruger
Jessica Veasey
Els Owen
Clinton Smith
Joe Guzman
Stefan Sonnenfeld
Dave McMoyler
Paul Carlin
Jane Tones
Koketso Mbuli
Alyson Dee Moore
Kerry Skelton
Diana Cilliers
Byron Tofas
Michelle Pazer
TOP CAST
Charlize Theron
Dr. Wren Petersen
Javier Bardem
Dr. Miguel Leon
Jean Reno
Dr. Mehmet Love
Adèle Exarchopoulos
Ellen
Jared Harris
Dr. Farber
Hopper Penn
Billy Boggs
Denise Newman
Sarie
Mark De Villiers
Wren's Father
Amy Harries-Jones
Young Wren
Obed Baloyi
Atef
Merritt Wever
Marlee
Vaneshran Arumugam
East Indian UN Staffer
Tinarie Van Wyk-Loots
UN Staffer
Sibongile Mlambo
Assatu
Bill Gerber
UN Representative
Bronwyn Reed
Catholic School Girl
Chris Gxalaba
Oom Pieter
Fiona Ramsay
Beatrice
Sarah Muhoho
Sierra Leone Villager
Linda Sokhulu
Triage Nurse
Ebby Weyime
Nurse
Andile Vuyolwethu Pakade
Youth Soldier
Elodie Venece
Priya
Oscar Best
Dr. Brown
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