Are you a fan of stylish, genre-bending films that blend the classic noir aesthetic with a modern twist? If so, mark your calendars for August 23, as Yellow Veil Pictures brings the French-Belgian neo-noir thriller, The Other Laurens (Les Autres Laurens), to select US theaters. Directed by Claude Schmitz, this film has already made waves at the Cannes Film Festival's Directors' Fortnight and is set to captivate American audiences with its unique blend of dark comedy, visual flair, and intricate storytelling.




The Other Laurens follows the story of a down-on-his-luck private investigator, played by Olivier Rabourdin, who is mistakenly dragged into a dangerous criminal underworld due to his resemblance to his shady twin brother. The film's exploration of themes like transformation and mirroring is both thought-provoking and visually stunning, with critics praising its “Lynchian” qualities and homage to 80s New Wave aesthetics.
Featuring standout performances by European talents such as Kate Moran, Marc Barbé, and newcomer Louise Leroy, The Other Laurens is more than just a detective story. It's a slow-burn thriller filled with bits of dark comedy and a surreal twist, described by The Hollywood Reporter as “filled with bits of dark comedy and weirdness” and lauded by ScreenAnarchy for its “visual flair.”
After its theatrical release on August 23 at Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas in New York, Los Angeles, and Austin, the film will be available on video on demand starting August 27. This dual release strategy ensures that whether you prefer the immersive experience of a theater or the convenience of home viewing, you won't miss out on this must-see film.

For cinephiles looking for a fresh take on the noir genre, The Other Laurens promises to deliver a captivating experience. Don't miss your chance to dive into this moody, neon-drenched thriller that has already won accolades, including the Grand Prix and Best Actor Prize for Olivier Rabourdin at the Brussels International Film Festival.
Prepare for a cinematic experience that combines the best elements of film noir with an absurdist, darkly comedic twist. Be sure to catch The Other Laurens in theaters on August 23 and on VOD on August 27.