Anatomy of a Fall, Justine Triet's 2023 film Anatomie d'une chute, runs 151 minutes, or about 2 hours 31 minutes including credits. It ends without a separate mid- or post-credits scene and plays in its original multilingual version with subtitles across theater, digital, streaming and Blu-ray.
The 151-versus-152-minute listings describe the same cut. The difference comes from rounding. Plan for the full seat time plus trailers.
Table of Contents
- Why do listings show 151 or 152 minutes?
- Do you need to stay after the story ends?
- What language version will you see?
- Where can you watch it?
- How should you plan the viewing?
Why do listings show 151 or 152 minutes?
Festival de Cannes lists the film at 151 minutes in its Cannes film page. U.S. listings round the same cut to 151 or 152 minutes, according to IMDb showtimes and NZIFF.
Both figures mean about 2h 31m-2h 32m including credits. For scheduling, use 151 minutes as the feature length. Add trailers and travel time on top. Do not treat 152 minutes as a longer edition.
Do you need to stay after the story ends?
The story ends on Sandra's dog Snoop before credits. Screen Rant's ending guide documents no separate mid- or post-credits narrative scene in its ending explanation. You can leave when credits start without missing plot.
Stay if you want the closing craft. The border collie Messi, who plays Snoop, is listed first in the end credits, according to River Cities' Reader. A piano piece heard at 02:16 returns at 02:27 over the final moments and credits, according to Vague Visages.
What language version will you see?
The original version mixes French, English and German dialogue. It is normally shown with English subtitles for non-English parts, according to Museum of Fine Arts Boston. That mix reflects the central couple's bilingual household and courtroom.
Expect frequent subtitle reading even if you know French. English dialogue appears in key domestic and trial exchanges. German appears in smaller portions.
Where can you watch it?
NEON released the film theatrically in the U.S. on Oct. 13, 2023. Digital rental and purchase followed on Dec.
22, 2023, then Hulu streaming on March 22, 2024, according to When To Stream in its streaming premiere report. Physical discs preserve the theatrical length and framing. Blu-ray.com lists the Criterion Blu-ray from May 28, 2024 at 151 minutes, 1.85:1, with French DTS-HD MA 5.1 and English subtitles in its Blu-ray listing. The UK Lionsgate Blu-ray from March 18, 2024 is listed at 152 minutes.
- Theaters: original multilingual version with subtitles
- Digital rental or purchase: same theatrical cut for home viewing
- Hulu: U.S. subscription streaming version
- Blu-ray: Criterion and UK Lionsgate discs for collectors
How should you plan the viewing?
No regulator or studio publishes a separate end-credits-only runtime. Use the full 151 minutes for seat planning, plus trailers. This matters most for evening shows with fixed transit. Mind the ratings by territory.
The U.S. version is rated R for language, sexual references and violent images, according to Screen Rant. The UK version is 15 for strong language and bloody images, according to Exeter Phoenix citing BBFC. Check the rating before bringing teens.