Low Cost (Claude Jutra)

The film centers on David Miller, who has known the date of his death since he was nine. As the day approaches, he reflects on his life, meeting significant people and grappling with the weight of his knowledge. The story intertwines personal connections with broader societal commentary on the perceived worth of life in a world that often prioritizes cost over value.

Shot over a decade using a cellphone, Low Cost (Claude Jutra) presents a unique visual style that enhances its intimate storytelling. The film moves across various locations, from Lausanne to Ouagadougou, emphasizing a global perspective on its themes. With a cast that includes Lionel Baier, Natacha Koutchoumov, and Emmanuel Salinger, the performances contribute to the film's poignant exploration of life and death.