Un monde plus grand (2019)

From "Mon initiation chez les Chamanes" by Corine Sombrun. In order to forget the death of Paul, the man of her life, Corine leaves Paris for a few weeks, to direct a report in Mongolia. ... See full summary »

Director:

Fabienne Berthaud

Writers:

Claire Barré (screenplay), Fabienne Berthaud (screenplay)

Stars:

Cécile de France, Narantsetseg Dash, Tserendarizav Dashnyam

1 nomination.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Cécile de France	...	Corine
Narantsetseg Dash	...	Naraa
Tserendarizav Dashnyam	...	Oyun
Ludivine Sagnier	...	Louise
Arieh Worthalter	...	Marc
Catherine Salée	...	La psychiatre
Thomas Coumans	...	Sam
Steven Laureys	...	Le neurologue
Timothée Régnier	...	Chanteur studio
Jeremy Alonzi	...	Paul
Ganbat Ulziibayar	...	Ganbold
Elyne Knauf	...	Violette
Galiya Barii	...	La grand-mère
Naranjargal Bayaraa	...	Amraa
Bolormaa Galiya	...	Sarantuya

Storyline

From "Mon initiation chez les Chamanes" by Corine Sombrun. In order to forget the death of Paul, the man of her life, Corine leaves Paris for a few weeks, to direct a report in Mongolia. Her meeting with the shaman Oyun will change her life: Korine has a rare gift that Oyun intends to unveil. Korine will agree to start a journey of discovery, which will lead her to discover a new culture, ancestral and forgotten ways, but most importantly herself.

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Plot Keywords:

female shaman | title directed by female | f rated | triple f rated | female protagonist | 

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Genres:

Drama

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User Reviews

Spirits in the dark.

Based on true facts ,this movie is definitely off the beaten track.Its's about Shamanism a shaman is believed to interact with a spirit world through altered states of consciousness, such as trance,for healing ; some kind of equivalent of our seances in the dark ,but,should we believe the final lines, it 's taken more seriously than spiritualism.

Corine cannot come to terms with the loss of her husband ; her colleague sends her to Mongolia to film and record new sounds ; there they discover she's a female shaman ,with magic powers which might make her contact spirits of the dead .

The Mongolian landscapes are a splendor ,Cecile de France is efficient ,but directing is rather flat and sometimes one stifles a yawning ;my feelings are mixed : the great scene which fulfills the "we'll meet again " promise reminds one of too many hollywoodian movies clichés .

The adventures of this "bourgeois bohème" woman (who can afford the price of such a trip after losing a dear one?or be sent on a mission by his/her boss?) will only convince people open to persuasion ,but the others will be sceptikal about it ,at least as much as about the seances in the dark.

Forget the scientists ,the shrink who wants to fill the "depressed" woman with pills , the ridiculous sister ,and you can appreciate the documentary side of the movie .Filmed on location , one can praise the depiction of these faraway places where there's no electricity ,no running water ("no shower" says the interpret) and where religious belief is intense ;it's really a wider world ,and any viewer can be in awe of it ,even though he cannot get into the spiritual one.

Details

Country:

France Belgium

Language:

French Mongolian

Release Date:

30 October 2019 (France)

Also Known As:

Eine größere Welt

Box Office

Cumulative Worldwide Gross:

$2,231,225

Company Credits

Production Co:

Haut et Court, 3X7 Production, Telfrance

Technical Specs

Runtime:

99 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1