Jeanne, à petits pas

The film tells the story of Jeanne, a woman in her sixties, who finds herself abandoned with her suitcase. As she wanders through the remnants of summer, she encounters two elderly brothers, Émile and Louis, at a deserted campsite. Their interactions highlight the struggle against boredom and the search for companionship as autumn approaches.

With a runtime of just 15 minutes, Jeanne, à petits pas offers a concise narrative that leaves a lasting impression. The film features performances from Albert Delpy, Eléonore Hirt, and Michael Lonsdale, bringing depth to its character-driven story. The unique setting and poignant themes make it an interesting watch for those who appreciate character-focused narratives in film.