Les grandes forêts

About This Movie

Les grandes forêts is a quiet yet haunting film, with an atmosphere that envelops you in its somber woods. The pacing is deliberately slow, allowing the weight of Lise and Gilles’s journey to settle in. It feels like each moment is stretched, drawing you deeper into their plight. The performances are raw and understated, leaving a lingering impact without any flashy theatrics. What’s distinctive here is the interplay of isolation and connection, as they traverse this vast, almost suffocating landscape. The forest itself becomes a character, its shadows reflecting their internal struggles. It's a subtle exploration of borders, both physical and emotional, that lingers long after it ends.

The forest serves as a haunting backdrop for the story. · Subtle themes of connection and isolation are central. · Slow pacing enhances the emotional weight of the characters' journey.