Elle va crier

About This Movie

Elle va crier is a raw and introspective documentary that delves deep into the complexities of familial relationships. You really get the sense of Audrey's struggle with her past; it’s almost palpable. The pacing is slow but deliberate, allowing viewers to fully absorb the weight of her experiences. The film captures a mix of vulnerability and strength, especially in the scenes where her son, the director, encourages her to share her story. The atmosphere is heavy with emotion, yet it’s surprisingly candid. There's no grandstanding or dramatics here; just an honest account of confronting trauma. It’s distinctive in its form, using practical effects minimally to keep the focus squarely on the emotional journey rather than visual flair.

Intimate portrayal of family dynamics · Explores themes of trauma and healing · Unique directorial perspective from a family member