Happy End

In Happy End, the narrative revolves around a well-off French family living in Calais. They face various setbacks, including issues related to dementia and a troubled youth, while largely ignoring the refugee crisis unfolding just miles away. The film delves into dark themes such as suicide, euthanasia, and familial dysfunction.

This film features a talented cast, including Isabelle Huppert and Jean-Louis Trintignant. Haneke’s work often provokes thought and discussion, making it a compelling choice for viewers interested in contemporary societal issues. The runtime of 110 minutes allows for a thorough exploration of the characters' complexities and the harsh realities surrounding them.