This is one of my very favorites from writer/director Maxime Brulein.
I was fortunate enough to see this at a screening, I believe it may have been at the Goethe Institute. The benefit of which was of course to see and hear everyone else's reaction to the story. Needless to say, I was not the only who was left in awe.
It is incredibly moving and touching. He has a great talent for approaching the subject matter from a perspective that most people don't consider addressing, but certainly, in your head, you know that it must have occurred. His talent lies in the subtlety and poignancy with which he tells this story.
You must see this for yourself!!!
I was fortunate enough to see this at a screening, I believe it may have been at the Goethe Institute. The benefit of which was of course to see and hear everyone else's reaction to the story. Needless to say, I was not the only who was left in awe.
It is incredibly moving and touching. He has a great talent for approaching the subject matter from a perspective that most people don't consider addressing, but certainly, in your head, you know that it must have occurred. His talent lies in the subtlety and poignancy with which he tells this story.
You must see this for yourself!!!
