The Lobster
Yorgos Lanthimos
['suri', 'simcha jacobovici', 'aziz mirza', 'geoffrey chaucer', 'sudhir mishra', 'riccardo freda', 'seenu ramasamy', 'justin theroux', 'shunji iwai', 'alexander tuschinski', 'eric idle', 'morgan spurlock', 'dan mazer', 'james coburn', 'shankar nag', 'pawan kalyan', 'devendra goel', 'saeed akhtar mirza', 'carl barks', 'hammett', 'sriram raghavan', 'george eliot', 'john william corrington', 'franco nero', 'bulle ogier', 'jacques rouffio', 'nagesh kukunoor', 'johnny speight', 'hasse alfredson', 'john lasseter', 'anthony hinds', 'ralph bakshi', 'sir walter scott', 'olivier dahan', 'alexander payne', 'akira kurosawa', 'ezhil', 'mario bava', 'ennio flaiano', 'paul rudnick', 'steve barron', 'rachel dratch', 'dennis law', 'mitchell burgess', 'chris columbus', 'adrian brunel', 'virginia grey', 'john steinbeck', 'david schmoeller', 'coleman francis', 'george pelecanos', 'michael haneke', 'robert bolt', 'walt disney', 'ben affleck', 'harold robbins', 'sandra bullock', 'rupert holmes', 'tinto brass', 'errol flynn', 'lucas belvaux', 'al boasberg', 'luigi chiarini', 'peter weir', 'jerry warren', 'kayo hatta', 'robert clouse', 'oscar micheaux', 'george nolfi', 'mark steven johnson', 'sydney boehm', 'william makepeace thackeray', 'scott derrickson', 'aparna sen', 'nitai palit', 'walt becker', 'che', 'mamoru hosoda', 'hobart bosworth', 'david dortort', 'shaad ali', 'gore vidal', 'jamie brittain', 'james goldman', 'edward abbey', 'jerry wald', 'nick giannopoulos', 'paul auster', 'ti west', 'demy', 'wong kar wai', 'john sayles', 'vitaliano brancati', 'geoffrey wright', 'neal purvis', 'ingmar bergman', 'melissa rosenberg', 'dennis hopper', 'nigel kneale']
The Lobster
The Lobster is a 2015 film directed by Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos in his English language feature film debut. Set in a dystopian near-future, the film tells the story of a city where singles are given 45 days to find a romantic partner before they are turned into an animal. It stars Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz, and Léa Seydoux. The film is internationally co-produced by companies from Ireland, the United Kingdom, Greece, France and the Netherlands. It was selected to compete for the Palme d'Or at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival and won the Jury Prize. It was shown in the Special Presentations section of the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival.