Another World

About This Movie

Another World, directed by Gabriel Aghion, sets a vivid stage in 1915 on Reunion Island. The film captures the complex interplay between Louis and his estranged father, Count Kerdiguen, who has embraced a new life with his native partner and daughter. The atmosphere is thick with the tensions of colonialism, yet there’s a poignant exploration of family dynamics. The performances are layered, with real emotional weight as they navigate their identities amidst rising discontent. Aghion has a knack for pacing, allowing moments to breathe, which heightens the cultural clashes. It's quite distinctive in its portrayal of a divided society, reflected through personal struggles rather than grandiose narratives. A genuine piece of history that resonates with the themes of belonging and conflict.

Focuses on themes of identity and belonging · Unique representation of colonial tensions · Strong character-driven narrative