Director: Olivier Masset-Depasse
Money, power, and a missing child collide once again for Europe's favorite corporate heir in "The Price of Money: A Largo Winch Adventure" (2024), the latest chapter built around Jean Van Hamme's globe-trotting comic hero.
What is The Price of Money A Largo Winch Adventure about?
Largo Winch has spent years learning that running an empire and protecting a family are two very different fights. This installment opens with his world already in pieces: his company teetering toward bankruptcy and his son taken from him, two crises that turn out to share the same roots. Largo pushes through boardrooms, back channels, and hostile territory to trace who benefited from his company's collapse, betting that the people who engineered his financial ruin are the same people holding his son. The film keeps its geography restless, moving the action across cities and continents the way the comic books always did, and treats the corporate intrigue as seriously as the physical danger. For Largo, getting his son back and getting the truth are the same errand.
Cast & crew
Tomer Sisley returns to the role of Largo Winch with the same physical commitment and simmering anger that defined his earlier outings, while James Franco joins the cast as an adversary whose motives unfold slowly across the runtime. Clotilde Hesme and Denis O'Hare add weight to the corporate side of the story, and Elise Tilloloy rounds out a supporting cast spread across several countries. Director Olivier Masset-Depasse keeps the action grounded rather than cartoonish, favoring practical tension over spectacle.
Context & significance
Largo Winch began as a Belgian comic-book series before becoming a recurring film franchise, and this entry continues that tradition of pairing white-collar conspiracy with old-fashioned action. Shot across Belgium and France with a 100-minute runtime, it moves briskly, assuming some familiarity with Largo's world while still functioning as a self-contained chase for anyone coming to the character for the first time.
Where & how to watch
The Price of Money: A Largo Winch Adventure streams on K-Time with a Persian dub, and its page can be browsed freely without logging in. Watching the film itself requires a K-Time account, and the platform's Farsi interface makes the rest of the browsing and viewing experience feel native for Persian-speaking audiences.