Le Nouvel Hiver

About This Movie

Le Nouvel Hiver presents a raw look at a tumultuous period in history through the lens of personal notebooks. It captures the melancholy that accompanies monumental shifts—like the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Gulf War—in a rather contemplative way. The pacing feels methodical, almost meditative, allowing the viewer to really sink into the weight of each event as the narrative unfolds. The documentary doesn't shy away from the disillusionment felt during 1991, and you can sense a deep introspection that colors the entire piece. It's not flashy, but there's something resonant about how it presents these historical moments, almost as if it’s whispering secrets of a bygone era and the bittersweet nature of progress.

Not a typical documentary; more of an introspective journey · Reflects on significant historical events with a personal lens · Captures the atmosphere of change and disillusionment