Cyrille

Cyrille offers a sensitive portrayal of a young gay farmer from Auvergne, who navigates life with only one close friend. The film captures his experiences as he visits the sea for the first time, highlighting both the beauty and struggles of rural farm life in France. Through the lens of director Rodolphe Marconi, viewers are immersed in a world facing economic difficulties, showcasing the hard work that often goes unrecognized.

With a runtime of 85 minutes, Cyrille focuses on themes of isolation and resilience within the agricultural sector. The documentary sheds light on the challenges faced by farmers, particularly within the context of a changing economy and societal expectations. This film is available to collectors on DVD, making it a tangible addition for those interested in documentary films that address personal and social issues.