Mamá, mamá, mamá

About This Movie

Mamá, mamá, mamá is a haunting exploration of grief framed through the sweltering heat of summer. Cleo’s daydreams with her cousins offer a bittersweet escape, the rituals they share hinting at both innocence and the weight of loss. The film flows like a memory, softly lingering on moments that feel both intimate and painfully distant. Sol Berruezo Pichon-Riviére’s direction brings a gentle touch to the visuals, using impressionistic imagery that captures the emptiness left by Cleo's sister. The pace is languid, reflective, and it allows the audience to really sink into the atmosphere. Performances are subtle yet deeply affecting, creating an experience that feels more like poetry than conventional storytelling.

Examines themes of family and memory in a poetic way · Unique visual style with an emphasis on impressionistic imagery · Languid pacing that invites deep reflection on grief