In a time when justice was wielded by swords and truth was buried beneath power, The Last Duel tells a harrowing story of betrayal, courage, and the unyielding pursuit of honor. Set in 14th-century France, this sweeping historical epic follows the lives of three individuals bound by violence, pride, and a devastating accusation.

When Marguerite de Carrouges, a noblewoman of sharp intellect and unwavering bravery, accuses the charismatic squire Jacques Le Gris of a heinous act, she sets in motion a series of events that will shake the very foundations of medieval society. Her husband, Jean de Carrouges — a battle-hardened knight with a fierce sense of justice — refuses to let the crime go unanswered. Torn between friendship and honor, he challenges Le Gris to trial by combat: a legally sanctioned duel to the death, overseen by King Charles VI himself.

Told in three chapters — one from each of their perspectives — the film masterfully unravels the layers of truth and perception, revealing how memory, ego, and power can shape the same event into three very different realities. As public opinion rages and reputations teeter on the edge, the fate of a woman — and the legacy of her voice — hang in the balance.

Directed with grit and grandeur by Ridley Scott, and brought to life by commanding performances from Matt Damon, Adam Driver, and Jodie Comer, The Last Duel is a visceral exploration of justice in a time when a woman’s truth was a threat to the order of men.

⚔️ In the end, only one truth will survive… but at what cost?