We have now reached the month of November, complete with its first batch of films hitting our cinema screens.
1. Jacky Caillou by Lucas Delangle
This film is a fantasy drama telling the story of a young man with magnetic gifts. The plot promises to be fascinating, with beautifully filmed panoramas masterfully crafted. This French production appears particularly ambitious with its themes explored, and it will surely surprise us.
2. Pamfir’s Oath by Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk
This film immerses us in Ukraine’s wild landscapes, featuring a man reunited with his wife and child after months of absence. The film boasts stunning photography, with misty landscapes conveying a unique atmosphere. The narrative thread also promises a family story that will touch us.
3. Harka by Lotfy Nathan
The film was part of the Un Certain Regard section at the Cannes Film Festival 2022. It also received the Best Actor Award thanks to the talents of young actor Adam Bessa. He portrays a young Tunisian who must take care of his two younger sisters following their father’s death. The young man dreams of a better life, and a deep spirit of revolt will awaken in him. A poignant film with an engaging story.
4. The World of Kaleb by Vasken Toranian
This poignant film tells the story of Kaleb, his undocumented mother, and his substitute older brother Mehdi. They encounter Jean-Luc, a solitary tailor who grows fond of Kaleb. Together, they form an improvised family to offer Kaleb a brighter future. A very human film, with actors carried by their roles.
5. A Dress for Mrs. Harris by Anthony Fabian
In this film, we follow Ada Harris, a cleaning lady trying to make a living while leading a solitary life since her husband’s death during the war. The post-war London setting immerses us in the story of this woman who will do everything to afford the dress of her dreams. A typically British film, with an irresistible humorous tone that doesn’t forget to move us as it should.
