Cadillac

About This Movie

Cadillac (2015) offers a gritty slice of life set in a small Wallonian village. The tone is somber, wrapped in a palpable sense of isolation that seeps through the cracks of Billie’s mechanic shop. You really feel her burden, the debt looming like a shadow. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to absorb the tension between Billie and her creditor, Wilhem, while the dynamic with her disabled brother, Loup, adds layers to her struggle. There's a rawness to the performances that feels genuine—especially in how Billie navigates her fraught relationships. The practical effects are minimal but effective, grounding the film in its reality. It’s this mix of personal conflict and everyday challenges that gives Cadillac its distinctive flavor.

Filmed in a small village setting · Focuses on personal relationships and struggles · Strong character-driven narrative