Seis días en primavera
Six jours au printemps
Bélgica, Francia, Luxemburgo, 2025.
Directed by: Joachim Lafosse.
Joachim Lafosse (Belgium, 1975) is a renowned director whose work often explores complex and "monstrous" characters. His extensive filmography includes "Our Children" (2012), "The White Knights" (2015), "After Love" (2016), and "The Restless" (2021), which competed for the Palme d'Or at Cannes. His most recent work, "A Silence," premiered in 2023.
Cast: Jules Waringo, Leonis Pinero Müller, Eye Haïdara.
Running time: 94 min.
Synopsis
A single mother takes her children on a secret getaway to her former in-laws' luxury villa on the Riviera. What begins as a sunny vacation becomes a six-day confrontation with class prejudice and her own financial precarity. Eye Haïdara delivers a powerful performance, capturing the internal conflict of a woman drowning in guilt and pride in a world that no longer belongs to her.
A single mother takes her children on a secret getaway to her former in-laws' luxury villa on the Riviera. What begins as a sunny vacation becomes a six-day confrontation with class prejudice