Following the theatrical triumph of Kaamelott - Part One in 2021, Alexandre Astier returns with Kaamelott - Part Two [partie] to offer a new stage in his saga inspired by the Arthurian legend. Faithful to his universe blending comedy, drama and heroic fantasy, Astier once again brings together iconic figures from the cult series, while promising an even more ambitious plot. With a cast of familiar faces and a few surprises, this new opus is a must-see for fans of the Round Table.
Kaamelott - Deuxième volet [partie] will be released in cinemas from October 22, 2025.
Synopsis: King Arthur attempts to reunite his former companions to repel the invading Saxons. But past grudges and conflicting egos threaten the cohesion of his allies. The time has come for the fallen sovereign to regain his throne and fulfill his destiny.
Kaamelott - Deuxième volet [partie] is aimed above all at fans of the original series and the first film, who will rediscover Alexandre Astier's characteristic absurdist humor and chiseled dialogue. The film may also appeal to fans of heroic fantasy who appreciate an offbeat tone, but it is advisable to have seen the previous works to fully grasp the stakes and references. The project's originality lies in its ability to combine epic drama and biting comedy, while modernizing mythical figures.
Alexandre Astier continues to master every aspect of his universe, from script to soundtrack to direction. The film is set to explore the origins of the characters in greater depth, while offering more spectacular action sequences. New legendary figures could also make their appearance, expanding the narrative universe.
With Kaamelott - Deuxième volet [partie], Alexandre Astier looks set to enrich his unique universe while concluding (or continuing) the intrigues begun in the first installment. A skilful blend of comedy and heroic fantasy, this film promises to be a major event for fans of the saga and of French cinema.
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