A Place to live

About This Movie

A Place to Live is this quiet exploration of grief and nostalgia, set against the backdrop of Quebec's small town charm. The film follows a widow who, after losing her husband, takes a trip to reconnect with her past—there's something raw in her journey. The pacing is deliberate, giving you space to breathe and feel the weight of her memories. The atmosphere is layered with a soft melancholy, accented by the practical effects of the town’s landscapes, which really pull you into her emotional state. The performances are understated yet powerful, especially the lead, who embodies the character’s inner turmoil with such authenticity. It’s not just about loss, but the search for belonging and understanding one's own history.

Features strong performances · Rich in local culture · Explores themes of memory and belonging