Age of Panic

About This Movie

So, 'Age of Panic' is an interesting watch. It’s set against the backdrop of the 2012 French presidential elections—kind of gives it a real sense of urgency, you know? The film captures this chaotic Sunday in Paris, and it’s really about how a family navigates through the noise of life. Laetitia, the reporter, is juggling her job and her kids, while her ex, Vincent, adds to the tension. There’s this delightful mix of comedy and drama that feels pretty relatable. The pacing is frantic, matching the situation; everyone’s a bit on edge. The performances are natural, almost like you’re peeking into someone’s life. It has a rawness that works, and the way it captures familial strife amidst a political circus is just distinctive enough to stand out.

Set in Paris during the 2012 elections · Focuses on family dynamics amidst chaos · Blends humor with serious themes